Dr Tiwonge Mzumara-Gawa doing her work on site.
Guest speakers and staff from the UKZN’s HIV and AIDS and Wellness Programme.UKZN’s HIV and AIDS and Wellness Programme recently hosted and organised a Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) and Health Awareness Day, providing on-site circumcision and health screenings to staff, students and surrounding communities.
Ms Shimol Andhee.
UKZN students march on the Howard College campus to raise awareness about cancer and xenophobia.
Mr Kester Onor. PhD student in the School of Social Sciences Pastor Kester Onor of Nigeria was overjoyed after being awarded the Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa...
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Dr Oualid Abboussi (centre) welcomed by Human Physiology postgraduates, Mr Khayelihle Makhathini and Ms Lihle Qulu.Moroccan neuropharmacologist, Dr Oualid Abboussi, is conducting drug addiction research at UKZN’s School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences (LMMS).
Law School academic Mr Norman Mpya informing the audience that filled the venue at the College's Open Day in Westville why Law is not just for lawyers.Hundreds of prospective students expressed great interest in pursuing courses offered by the College of Law and Management Studies at its Open Days held on the Westville and Pietermaritzburg campuses.
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Mr Dean Joubert de Villiers.
Mr Christopher Ndlovu.
UKZN Humanities students engage with the public who use the footpath from Umkhumbane (Cato Manor) to Warwick Junction.
At the workshop are (from left) Ms Angeline Stephens; College Dean for Teaching and Learning, Professor Nobuhle Hlongwa; Professor Diane Grayson and Mr Kishore Gobardan.The College of Humanities recently hosted its first Integrated Student Support Workshop at the Unite Building in an effort to ensure its students are given the best possible support in all facets of the College structure.
Emcimbini wokunikezelwa kwemiklomelo (kusuka kwesobunxele): Umdlali ovelele esifundazweni kuleSizini, u-Senuran Muthusamy; uKaputeni weqembu i-UKZN 1 – ompetha beLigi i-Castle Challenge ne-Castle Challenge 20/20, uSumnath Sunkari, onguKaputeni weqembu i-UKZN 3 elingompetha besigaba sesi-2, u-Divesh Sookdeo. Click here for English version
Iqembu lase-UKZN lekhilikithi limenyezelwe njengompetha beligi iCastle Challenge yama-ova angama-50 kanye ne-Castle Challenge 20/20 emcimbini weKwaZulu-Natal Cricket Union wokunikezelwa kwemiklomelo wezi-2014/2015 obuseThekwini.
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Given a chance to be children again at a refugee camp in Chatsworth.The quality of life for refugee children at a Chatsworth camp in Durban is improving weekly thanks to UKZN occupational therapists and students committed to alleviating harm caused by xenophobic attacks.
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Mrs Tivani Mashamba-Thompson.UKZN’s Public Health Medicine lecturer, Mrs Tivani Mashamba-Thompson, is one of 20 recipients in Africa of the prestigious African Doctoral Dissertation Research Fellowships (ADDRF) for 2015.
Dr Nombulelo Magula.UKZN’s College of Health Sciences welcomed Dr Nombulelo Magula as the new HoD for the Department of Internal Medicine.
Students from UKZN’s Edgewood campus residences handing over food and clothing hampers for children at the Umlazi Place of Safety.
Prospective UKZN students attend the College of Humanities Open Day.Prospective students from Durban and Pietermaritzburg attended the 2015 Information Open Day to learn more about degrees and programmes on offer at the College of Humanities.
Dr Bernhard Gaede.UKZN’s Family Medicine HoD, Dr Bernhard Gaede, has been re-appointed to serve on the Ministerial Committee on Mortality and Morbidity in Children (CoMMiC) by the National Health Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi.
College of Law and Management Studies staff at the event.The College of Law and Management Studies acknowledged and recognised excellence at a celebratory lunch for 13 staff members who graduated with PhDs in 2015 at UKZN as well as those staff members who graduated at other universities in the past few months.
