Professor Renuka Vithal (left) and Professor Adam Habib at the Teaching and Learning Conference.Research-led universities are not inherently superior to those focused primarily on teaching and learning, says the Vice-Chancellor of Wits University, Professor Adam Habib. And, further, they are not necessarily more deserving of additional funding based on their status and hierarchy.
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Ms Lihle Qulu.Three top international journals have published the results of research by School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences (LMMS) Developmental Lecturer, Ms Lihle Qulu, who also won first-prize for her PhD research in the Credentialing Staff category
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Dr Zaza Ndhlovu.
UKZN academics at the World Social Science Forum panel session.Academics and students from UKZN’s College of Humanities played an important role in the success of the 2015 World Social Science Forum held at the International Convention Centre (ICC) in Durban.
Ms Yashodani Pillay.
Ms Atsile Ocwelwang and Ms Vezekile Zungu, presented part of their PhD research findings in Vienna, Austria.
Prize-winning Lecturer Ms Bongiwe Ndlovu.A Lecturer in the HIV Pathogenesis Programme in the School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences, Ms Bongiwe Ndlovu, won second prize at the annual CHS Research Symposium for her study titled: “Evolution of Neutralising Antibodies in HIV-1 Subtype C Infection”.
UKZNTube promoted at the Medical campus.College of Health Sciences (CHS) academics are impressed by the innovative teaching and learning early users of the Institution’s video platform, UKZNTube, have enjoyed.
Supply Chain Student Association members.
Professor Kriben and Ms Siddharthiya Pillay.High achieving UKZN Honours Medical Biochemistry student, Ms Siddharthiya Pillay, delivered a presentation on the susceptibility of young Indian men to coronary artery disease (CAD) at a recent College of Health Sciences (CHS) Research Symposium.
Works exhibited at the Centre for Visual Art included The Bride; MANtis; and Ms Faye Spencer’s Employee of the Week.UKZN’s Centre for Visual Art (CVA) on the Pietermaritzburg campus hosted the 30th Annual Art Historians Conference which featured a staff and postgraduate art exhibition in the Jack Heath Gallery.
Kusuka kwesobunxele uMnu Justice Luthuli, uMnu Khulekani Khumalo, uMnu Mpumelelo Mchunu, uNksz Nandipa Ndlovu noNksz Mbali Mtshali.Click here for English version
Umcimbi waminyaka yonke i-Town and Gown bewuhlelwe ngokuhlanganyela phakathi kweSikole SezoMthetho neNhlangano YabaMmeli YaseMgungundlovu i-Pietermaritzburg Attorney’s Association.
Mr Jean-Pierre Mulumba.PhD candidate in the School of Chemistry and Physics, Mr Jean-Pierre Mulumba, won the prize for the best poster presentation at the 4th International Conference on Earth Science and Climate Change in Alicante, Spain.
Professor Ari Sitas (far left) with Mr Omar Badsha (second right) and the Gwala family. 
UKZN presents Casual Day in Durban North. 
UKZN students at the World Social Science Forum (from left) Ms Ntombikayise Mabaso, Mr Sanele Madlala and Ms Ayanda Ngubane.
From left: Professor Jonathan Blackledge, Professor Quarraisha Abdool Karim, Mr Andy Collings and Professor Salim Abdool Karim.
Mr Naeem Sheik Abdul.Masters student in UKZN’s School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Science, Mr Naeem Sheik Abdul, presented a study examining the effect of a fungal toxin, fusaric acid, on metabolism in cells at the 2015 CHS Research Symposium.
School of Education academics with a delegation of teachers from Swaziland.A delegation of 15 teachers from Swaziland recently visited UKZN to hear about academic programmes run by the School of Education.
