Honorary Doctoral graduate Dr Patricia Horn.‘When you are that civil servant working in a local or national government department, don’t be the arrogant one who looks down on informal workers because you think they are uneducated – be the one who sees in front of you human beings with dignity, family and community responsibilities.
Ms Luntu Hlatshwayo.
Master of Arts graduates with their supervisor Professor Cheryl Stobie.
Ms Vimbayinashe Chibambo.
Gender Studies Graduates.Seven master’s students from the Gender, Religion and Health Programme (an exciting interdisciplinary programme launched in 2013) recently graduated with their Masters in Theology (Gender and Religion) or Master of Arts (Gender and Religion) degree in a programme managed by Professor Sarojini Nadar and Dr Fatima Seedat at the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics.
Mr Sanele Mhlungu proposed to his girlfriend Ms Nosipho Nguse during her Graduation ceremony. A surprised Nguse accepted, shedding tears of joy. 
Dr Sia Rees.
Ms Samantha Chareka.
Mr Thandokuhle Masina, Mr Sibongiseni Cebekhulu, Mrs Nokukhanya Satimburwa, Dr Phumlani Myende and Ms Sthembile Gabuza. -and-their-daughters-Vimbai-and-Nyaradzo.jpg)
Professor Vitallis Chikoko (Father), Dr Rita Chikoko (Mother) and their daughters Vimbai and Nyaradzo.
Ms Kimberley Allenspach.Ms Kimberley Allenspach graduated with a Bachelor of Social Sciences degree but is now keen to pursue a career in the TV and movie industry.
Ms Monique Schoeman.
Mr Vikani Msimanga.
PhD graduates (from left), Dr Phindile Dlamini, Dr Subeshini Moodley, Dr Sandra Pitcher and Dr Anusharani Sewchurran. Four academics within the School of Arts - Dr Subeshini Moodley, Dr Phindile Dlamini, Dr Sandra Pitcher and DR Anusha Sewchurran - graduated with PhDs from UKZN.
Pastor Kester Onor.
Dr Pranitha Bharath.
Ms Manoko Mogoroga.
Dr Siphetfo Dlamini.
Dr Paulette Naidoo.UKZN Student Support staff member at the College of Law and Management Studies, Dr Paulette Naidoo, broke new ground by uncovering the complexities that South African psychologists face as they try to negotiate tensions between the Higher Education context and the psychology profession.
Ms Fikisiwe Mngadi and Mr Sizwe Hadebe.Dedication, hard work and patience paid off for two staff members from the College of Humanities Student Funding office, Ms Fikisiwe Mngadi and Mr Sizwe Hadebe, who graduated with a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) and a Bachelor of Social Science degree respectively.
