UKZN academic and sport scholarships' recipients who attended the Scholarship Awards Ceremony.The University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) has awarded prestigious scholarships and bursaries worth a combined total of more than R156 million to 5 294 top achieving students at the University during the University’s Annual Scholarships Awards Ceremony held at Westville campus’s Main Hall on 23 August.
Attendees at the Imbokodo seminar at UKZN.
SA Idols Top 16 contestants Ms Minenhle Ntuli (left) and Ms Nomthandazo Xaba. 
Professor Colleen Downs.Professor Colleen Downs presented a public lecture about the persistence of wildlife in urban areas in KwaZulu-Natal. The lecture which was part of the National Science Week celebrations was presented at UKZN’s Pietermaritzburg campus on 11 August.
Dr Julia Sibiya’s story will inspire greatness in budding scientists.To show support for National Science Week and National Women’s Month during the month of August, the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science is honouring its Wonder Women in Science through a series of articles. These are passionate, pioneering and persistent heroines who are "making waves in the field of Science".
Front row: Ms Vuyelwa Maweni, Dr Sazelo Mkhize, Professor Shanta Balgobind Singh and Dr Witness Maluleke. Back row: Mr Nkosingiphile Mbhele, Mr Ephraim Sibanyoni and Mr Siyanda Dlamini. Staff and students from the Discipline of Criminology and Forensic Studies within the School of Applied Human Sciences (SAHS) recently presented research papers at the Criminological and Victimological Society of Southern Africa (CRIMSA) International Biennial Conference in Gauteng.
The Great Debaters event organised by the Thuto Pele Organisation.
From left: Ms Janine Hicks, Mr Musa Mthembu, Mr Talha Kazi, Ms Zaynura Jehan Dolley and Mr Huzaifa Kader.The Association of Muslim Accountants and Lawyers Student Chapter (AMAL-SC) recently hosted the first in a series of law-based seminars at Howard College. The seminar titled: Alternative Careers with an LLB degree apprised students on careers within the fields of Law, Commerce and Two Chapter 9 institutions, namely, the Commission of Gender Equality and as an Investigator within the office of the Public Protector.
Participants of the roundtable discussion.Creating opportunities and areas for collaboration between the Department of Small Business Development and the University of KwaZulu-Natal was the aim of a recent roundtable discussion championed by the School of Accounting Economics and Finance (SAEF).
JOMBA! Opening Night. UKZN’s Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre was packed to capacity for the opening night of the 19th JOMBA! Contemporary Dance Experience presented by the Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities.
.The Graduate School of Business and Leadership (GSB&L) has once again lived up to its reputation of being amongst the world’s best business schools as it has been rated 3rd in the annual national survey of Accredited Business Schools in South Africa conducted by the Professional Market Research (PMR).
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Dr Alaika Kassim is a pioneer and role model in Bioresources Engineering.To show support for National Science Week and National Women’s Month during the month of August, the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science is honouring its Wonder Women in Science through a series of articles. The women are considered passionate, pioneering and persistent heroines who are ‘making waves in the field of science’.
Dr Gerry Bokana.
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