LIV Village Choir performing at UEL’s Women’s Day Event at Coastlands Umhlanga.
Ms Thabile Buthelezi. Masters student in Applied Ethnomusicology at UKZN, Ms Thabile Buthelezi, is the first South African student to receive the prestigious Choreomundus: International Master in Dance Knowledge, Practice and Heritage Scholarship.
Mnu Kwena Ramahuta.Click here for English version
Umfundi wezomculo uMnu Kwena Ramahuta uphakamise ifulegi le UKZN phezulu - ngokuba ngomunye kwabayishumi nambili (12) emncintiswaneni oba minyaka yonke wezomculo obizwa nge - South African Music Rights Organisation (SAMRO) umncintiswano wabemifundaze yaphesheya.
Community members queue for items of clothing.
At the books launch are (from left) authors Professor Rodney Harber, Ms Michele Jacobs and Emeritus Professor of Architecture, Professor Brian Kearney.UKZN Campbell Collections in association with the Durban Heritage Trust recently launched two books A Measure of the Past by Ms Michele Jacobs and Professor Rodney Harber together with Emeritus Professor of Architecture Brian Kearney, who also launched his book Stern Utility at the event.
Dr Ziska Fields.UKZN academics and students contributed significantly to a new book titled: Incorporating Business Models and Strategies into Social Entrepreneurship, which seeks to provide solutions to social problems through redefining the goals of today’s enterprises and enhancing growth potential and change in every community.
Fidel Castro Medical Collaboration Programme students.UKZN’s College of Health Sciences’ Student Support Services (SSS) welcomed 12 students from the Nelson Mandela – Fidel Castro Medical Collaboration Programme to the Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine.
Sport Officer Mr Ayanda Ndlovu (far right) with some of the UKZN runners who participated in the 2015 Durban Runner Challenge.
Students at the Career Expo at the Sports Centre. The College of Law and Management Studies in partnership with College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science recently hosted the annual employers’ career exhibition which saw students from UKZN engage with prospective employers at UKZN’s Pietermaritzburg, Westville and Howard College campuses.
Members of the Black Lawyers Association Student Chapter with Advocate Lihle Mapipa-Ndlovu (in yellow) celebrating Women’s Month.In the celebration of Women’s Month, UKZN’s Black Lawyers Association Student Chapter recently recognised UKZN alumnus, Advocate Lihle Mapipa-Ndlovu, for her valuable contribution to the legal fraternity during an event held on the Howard College campus.
Family Physicians at the conference. The South African Academy of Family Physician’s 18th National Family Practitioners Congress, hosted by UKZN’s Department of Family Medicine in association with the national and provincial Departments of Health...
School of Built Environment and Development Studies (BEDS) PhD students at the workshop. Professor Dianne Scott and Dr Tamlynn Fleetwood of the School of Built Environment and Development Studies (BEDS) co-ordinated an eight-day PhD workshop attracting 16 candidates, some from as far away as Zimbabwe, Nigeria, and Malawi.
Dr Carl de Wet. 
Professor Fanie Botha addressing students.The College of Health Sciences (CHS) launched a first ever Postgraduate Orientation and Integration Programme which was held on the Westville campus.
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Final year students at Clinical Anatomy’s Open Day. Final year Bachelor of Medical Sciences and Bachelor of Science students recently learned about exciting research opportunities at UKZN during the Discipline of Clinical Anatomy’s Open Day for postgraduates.
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