
UKZN Law Professor’s “Mandela Jacket” Impresses Queen of England!
Professor David McQuoid-Mason of UKZN’s School of Law wowed the Queen of England with his colourful “Mandela jacket” when he met her in London.
Professor David McQuoid-Mason of UKZN’s School of Law wowed the Queen of England with his colourful “Mandela jacket” when he met her in London.
A PhD candidate in UKZN’s School of Engineering and a Lecturer at the Ethiopian Institute of Textile and Fashion Technology at Bahir Dar University (EiTEX/BDU) in Ethiopia, Mr Tamrat Tesfaye, is researching innovative ways to turn billions of tons of feather waste from the poultry industry into useful products through the extraction of keratin.
Poet, playwright and UKZN academic Dr Kobus Moolman has been invited to attend the Winter Warmer Poetry Festival in Cork, Ireland, from this Friday to Sunday.
The Zithathe Hub Incubation Programme of third-year BCom-4 student, Ms Nombuyiselo Mkhize, which is aimed at helping to reduce unemployment among the youth, earned her the regional first prize in the 2015 Business Partners Limited / SME Toolkit SA Global Entrepreneurship Week’s Business Plan Competition for aspiring young entrepreneurs.
Social Sciences PhD student, Ms Quraisha Dawood, is one of only four students from around the world to receive a travel grant to attend the 2016 International Sociological Association (ISA) Conference in Vienna, Austria, from 10-14 July.
Senior Lecturer in Biokinetics, Exercise and Leisure Sciences at UKZN, Dr Jeanne Grace, says exercise and movement are essential components in the management of diabetes alongside diet and weight control.
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Umfundi weziqu ze-Masters KwezemiDwebozakhiwo uNkz Ayla Harvey uphume indawo yokuqala ngokulingana emncintiswaneni i-TREEHOUSING International Wood Design Competition, lapho ebambane ne-Koura Studios and ARUP Seattle yase-United States.
Dr Angela James of UKZN’s School of Education and Professor Sally Beisser of Drake University in the United States are training teacher education students to reach out to community members and organisations in need through Service-Learning.
The Writing Place (WP), a unit of Teaching and Learning at UKZN, recently held its end-of-year awards function for students from the College of Humanities who had participated in a series of academic writing workshops over the course of three weeks in the first and second semesters.