Dr Tudor Chinnah.Clinical Anatomy academics discussed trends in the modern medical education curriculum for human anatomy teaching and learning during a stimulating Public Lecture at UKZN delivered by visiting scholar, Dr Tudor Chinnah of the University of Exeter Medical School in the United Kingdom
Professor Nomthandazo Ntlama.Associate Professor in the UKZN School of Law, Professor Nomthandazo Ntlama, has been elected by the Society of Law Teachers of Southern Africa (SLTSA) at its Annual Conference which was hosted by Varsity College, Durban from 6 to 8 July 2015, as its representative on the Judicial Services Commission (JSC) of South Africa.
How to Steal Two Million movie available on iTunes. Movie buffs who missed films shown at this year’s Durban International Film Festival hosted by the Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities, were for the first time given the opportunity to catch up through iTunes (www.itunes.com/DIFF).
School pupils at the Ulundi Youth Summit.Twenty-year-old UKZN Community Development Studies student Mr Brian Ntuli organised the three-day Ulundi Youth Summit which included an educational and business expo for Grade 12 pupils as well as the youth of Ulundi.
Students gear up for the Unilever business simulation challenge at the Westville campus with UKZN academic Ms Lizo Dyili (6th from left). 
Life Coach Ms Karen Burt with Student Support Services Counsellor, Mrs Wulli Thaver.Student Support Services in UKZN’s College of Health Sciences recently hosted a series of fun-filled girls-only workshops titled: Girlology - the Ultimate Guide to SURVIVING and THRIVING as a Girl.
Singer Zoe the Seed who will be at the Centre for Jazz and Popular Music on 5 August. UKZN graduate, Swaziland-born singer Zoe the Seed, will perform live at the Centre for Jazz and Popular Music from 6pm on Wednesday, 5 August.
Professor Mike Watkeys.Geology’s Professor Mike Watkeys of the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) at UKZN is a co-author of a notable study published in the prestigious Nature Communications open access last month.
UKZN student nurses with children in Austerville. Second year Nursing students at UKZN and their facilitator, Mrs Silingene Ngcobo, visited the Women of Wentworth (WOW) organisation to assist in taking care of children at the centre as part of their 67 minutes for Mandela.
Professor Francis Duru. 
School of Health Sciences staff at the open discussion. School of Health Sciences academic and professional services staff enjoyed yet another opportunity to engage in an open discussion with their Dean and Head of School, Professor Mahmoud Soliman.
Academics from the School of Religion Philosophy and Classics with guests at Prophet Isaiah Shembe's public lecture.The inaugural Prophet Isaiah Shembe Public Lecture was held at UKZN. Hosted by the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics (SRPC) and its Ujamaa Centre for Community Development and Research in partnership with the Ibandla lamaNazaretha (Ebuhleni), the lecture was organised in honour...
Ms Phindile Dlamini presenting her paper at the conference.
Award-winning student, Mr Keegan Benallack (left) with his supervisor, Dr Andrew Green. The Council of the Geological Society of South Africa’s 2014 Haughton Award has been won by UKZN Geological Sciences student Mr Keegan Benallack for his Honours dissertation: “The Seismic Stratigraphy and Evolution of the False Bay and North Lake Basins of Lake St Lucia, Northern KwaZulu-Natal.”
The Best South African Feature Film award at the Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) went to Necktie Youth directed by Sibs Shongwe-La Mer.The Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) hosted by the Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities announced its award-winners at the closing ceremony held before the screening of The Prophet directed by Roger Allers.
Staff and students during yoga session. 
UKZN students in Russia for the inaugural BRICS Youth Summit.Two Masters of Social Sciences in Public Policy students, Ms Xolile Kunene and Mr Nhlanhla Khumalo, were part of a 32-member South African delegation led by the Deputy Minister in the Presidency, Mr Buti Manamela, to the first ever BRICS Youth Summit in Kazan in Russia last month.
Abasebenzi besikhungo ngosuku lwezempilo ekhempasini yase-Westville.Click here for English version
INyuvesi YaKwaZulu-Natali ne-UKZN Medical Scheme babambe uchungechunge lwezinsuku zempilo lapho bebekhuthaza ukuphila kahle kubasebenzi ngokomzimba, ingqondo nangenhlalo
Dr Bheki Mngomezulu. Research on the role of sport in promoting nationalism in democratic South Africa was presented by Senior Lecturer and Academic Leader (IPA Cluster) within the School of Social Sciences, Dr Bheki Mngomezulu, at the 12th European Association for Sociology of Sport (EASS) Conference in Ireland.
Ms Estrada Naidoo with students who participated in the soccer tournament.Ms Estrada Naidoo, a second year Bachelor of Social Science student on UKZN’s Pietermaritzburg campus, organised a charity soccer event on the Peter Booysen’s Sports Ground to raise funds for the homeless.
Students at the Cancer Awareness Day on the Westville campus.
Professor Rozena Maart was one of the first speakers of the day. Here, Professor Maart delivers her paper on the contribution of the Black Consciousness Movement to the ideological formation of resistance. To commemorate South Africa's 21 years of democracy and the 60th anniversary of the adoption of the Freedom Charter, a two day colloquium was hosted by the National Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences [NIHSS] in collaboration with...
Mr Van der Merwe, Zinhle Nyembe, workshop facilitators, Law final year students and candidate attorneys at Luthuli Museum.
Second year UKZN nursing students at Addington Primary School.
The road show’s Professional Services Management team.The management team for Professional Services in the College of Health Sciences (CHS) continues to uphold its mandate of client-orientation to UKZN stakeholders in the area.
(From left) PsySSA KZN Chairperson, Mr Karl Swain; Symposium chair, Mr Suntosh Pillay; invited speakers, Ms Amanda Smith, Dr Devi Rajab, Professor Kitty Uys, and Dr Sibongile Mashphu, and clinical psychologist, Dr Thirusha Naidu, and psychiatrist, Dr Suvira Ramlall.
Education doctoral student presents paper at conference in Canada.PhD student at the School of Education, Mr Oladele Agbomeji, was awarded the National Research Foundation (NRF) Travel Grant which enabled him to travel to Vancouver in Canada to present his paper titled: “An Exploration of Gender and Education in the Nigerian Context”, at the 13th International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities.
Professor Johnson Lin, Professor Samson Mukaratirwa, Mr Hylton Rodel, Ms Carrie Jacobs, Mr Jason Kuppusamy & Professor Ade Olaniran at Merck prize giving.Top students from the School of Life Sciences were recognised for their achievements by MERCK, a producer of innovative and superior products in healthcare, life science and performance materials.
Professor PS Reddy (R) with Professor M de Vries, President of IASIA.Professor Purshottama Sivanarain Reddy of UKZN’s Discipline of Governance chaired sessions and presented a paper at the 2015 annual International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration (IASIA) Conference in Paris, France.
The Roundtable discussion panel which focuses on xenophobia and higher education transformation.The College of Humanities in association with the European Union (EU) and the Foundation for Human Rights hosted a roundtable discussion on xenophobia and transformation in higher education.
Staff at Lakehaven/Zamani Child and Youth Care Centre. |
