Professor Inge Petersen. The Director of the College of Health Sciences’ Centre for Rural Health, Professor Inge Petersen, and her colleagues, Professor Arvin Bhana of the Medical Research Council and Professor Deepa Rao of the University of Washington, have been awarded a research grant worth US$2 955 303 over a period of five years by the National Institutes of Mental Health.
Mr Vamisa Nzima.Second year Drama and Performance Studies student Mr Vamisa Nzima dedicates his free time to innovative projects in order to improve the lives of those in need, particularly fellow students.
UKZN research team members (from left) Mr Heiko Heilgendorff, Ms Ridhima Nunhokee, Dr Cynthia Chiang, and Mr Liju Philip. (Right) the team assembling the 70MHz antennae.
Staff and students from UKZN’s College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science were at the annual eThekwini/UKZN STEM Career Week to encourage learners to study Mathematics and Science. 
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UKZN’s Ms Zama Khanyile with Professor Lisa Lopez Levers of the United States.
East Coast Radio’s “Traffic Guy” Mr Johann von Bargen giving tips that save lives on the road during an address to the College of Health Sciences staff.“The Traffic Guy” on East Coast Radio, Mr Johann von Bargen, presented a defensive driving training programme for staff at UKZN’s College of Health Sciences.
Social Work students during the Oath-Taking Ceremony.Social workers and students at the School of Applied Human Sciences participated in an Oath-Taking Ceremony hosted at the Howard College Theatre by the Social Work Students Association.
Dialogue panelists.The UKZN Anti-Drug and Substance Abuse Initiative (ADSAI) was established in 2016 through a collaborative effort driven by the University’s Risk Management Services (RMS) and the HIV and AIDS Programme. This initiative was started as a result of statistics related to drug abuse within the UKZN community. The HIV and AIDS Programme, in promoting healthy lifestyle practices saw a need for involvement in ADSAI especially in view of the link with risky behavior in relation to substance abuse and HIV infection.
Dr Lihle Qulu. Human Physiology lecturer and Neuroscientist based in UKZN’s School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences, Dr Lihle Qulu, has been selected as a Southern Hemisphere Region Representative for the Society of Neuroscientists of Africa (SONA).
Students from the International Scholar Laureate Program and Colloquium participants on the Westville campus. International Scholar Laureate Program students from the United States, Japan, Canada, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Venezuela, Trinidad, Nigeria and South Africa were at UKZN for a Colloquium on Higher Education and Global Challenges.
UKZN Architecture lecturer Ms Magda Cloete.“Architecture and Childhood Development: Towards Establishing Architectural Design Guidelines for the Built Environment Designed for Children in South Africa”, was the topic of a seminar by Architecture lecturer Ms Magda Cloete.
UKZN students at the SALT facilities with Professor Sivakumar Venkataraman (third left) and Professor Thebe Medupe (far right).
ENT Surgeon, Dr Akhona Yakobi.Dr Akhona Yakobi of the Department of Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) is the first UKZN Black female Surgeon to visit Yale University in the United States on an exchange agreement between the two institutions.
Dr Albert van Jaarsveld with Mr Fanle Sibisi, UKZN staff members and alumni.
From left: Ms Senamile Dlangalala, Ms Ntathu Tlale, Mr Lawrence Nkosi, Ms Noxolo Nxumalo, Ms Nosisa Zaca and Ms Rechi Dlamini.The Agricultural Economics Students Society (AESS) hosted its second seminar on the theme: “Raising Graduates for the Job Market: A Public Sector Perspective”.
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