Professor Ben Sartorious.UKZN academic Professor Ben Sartorious contributed to a global study which found that despite a “triad of troubles” in areas of obesity, violence, and mental illness, more lives had been saved throughout the world in the past decade than in the previous comparable period.
SAEF top researcher Mr Adebayo Kutu.Mr Adebayo Kutu of the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance (SAEF) has been named among the Top 10 student researchers at UKZN for 2016.
Speakers and participants at the Global Shaper’s seminar on unlocking intra-Africa trade held on UKZN’s Westville campus.
Masters student Mr Jonathan Brady.A Masters student in Population Studies in the School of Built Environment and Development Studies, Mr Jonathan Brady, was one of 20 successful applicants out of a total of 1 000 nationally selected for international consultancy corporation BAIN & Company’s Strategy Unlocked Programme.
Young people being equipped for greatness.
Mr Ochuko Erukainure presenting at the Worldwide Meeting of National Young Academies in Johannesburg.Biochemistry PhD candidate at UKZN, Mr Ochuko Erukainure, recently travelled to two meetings of young scientists to present his research.
UKZN Law students with legal professionals of the High Court.Female students from the School of Law who visited the High Court in Pietermaritzburg recently described it as an eye-opening and very enjoyable experience.
Christian Students assist at a Healthcare Centre in KwaZulu-Natal.
Professor Colleen Aldous.Academic Leader for Research in the School of Clinical Medicine Professor Colleen Aldous is among UKZN’s Top 30 Published Researchers for 2016.
UKZN Siyanqoba Maths team member Aaron Naidu with Emeritus Professor Poobhalan Pillay.Three junior and one senior UKZN Siyanqoba Maths teams competed in the South African Mathematics Foundation (SAMF) annual mathematics competition which attracted top pupils from around the country. Forty Junior and 40 Senior teams participated in the competition.
College of Humanities staff refurbished the library at the St Martins Diocesan Home for Children in Durban.College of Humanities staff refurbished the library at St Martins Diocesan Home for Children in Glenwood, Durban, as a contribution towards Mandela Month.
Ithimba lezihambeli lase-Great University of Zimbabwe nabasebenzi base-UKZN.Click here for the English version
IKolishi LezeZempilo licobelelane ngolwazi futhi lwakhangisa ngezinhlelo zalo kwabebeyithimba ebelibavakashele lase-Great University of Zimbabwe (GUZ).
UKZN students who participated in a simulated African Union Conference, and ACCORD staff members who put the simulation together. The School of Social Sciences in collaboration with the African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes (ACCORD) hosted a simulated African Union (AU) Conference.
Tutoring at Haythorne Secondary school.
