Ithimba labahloli be-HPCSA kanye neSekelashansela lase-UKZN, uDkt Albert Van Jaarsveld.Click here for English version
I-Health Professions Council of South Africa (i-HPCSA) isanda kuhlola uhlelo lwezifundo zokwelapha lwase-UKZN yase ilugunyaza ngokugcwele iminyaka emihlanu ezayo.
Prospective students attend UKZN’s Open Day to gain more information about what the University has to offer. 
U-Pamela Sithole ubenza izifundo zakhe eNyuvesi yaKwaZulu-Natal eSikoleni Sezifundo Zokwelapha i-Nelson R Mandela futhi esebenza njengomsizi wasekhaya.Click here for the English version
Ngesikhathi engumfundi, uPamela Sithole ubenza izifundo zakhe eNyuvesi yaKwaZulu-Natal eSikoleni Sezifundo Zokwelapha i-Nelson R Mandela futhi esebenza njengomsizi wasekhaya.
From left: Professor Deresh Ramjugernath, Mrs Joyce Myeza, Professor Mbongeni Malaba, Professor Gerry Mare’ and Mr Nazim Gani.
Architecture students seen with their chicken coops, created for the Green Camp gallery project. 
Final-year Medical student and aspiring musician - Mr Senzeni Tshuma known as “Dr Senzo”
Acting College Dean of Research Professor Harold Ngalawa (left) and the Dean of the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance Professor Mabutho Sibanda with Dr Montford Mlachila (centre).International Monetary Fund (IMF) Senior Resident Representative in South Africa, Dr Montfort Mlachila, recently presented a public lecture titled Private Investment to Rejuvenate Growth in Africa at the Graduate School of Business and Leadership.
With radio host Sindi Shezi are: (back from left) Mr Bonginhlanhla Ngubane, Ms Slindile Madela and their lecturers Dr Sipho Mkhize and Mrs Ann Jarvis.
UKZN hosted Flame of Hope to reflect on those lost to HIV and to prepare for the future. 
UKZN Nurses’ Day Commemoration.
The Second Hand Shop open in the Mariannridge community with two of the employees and one OT student.Fourth-year Occupational Therapy students from UKZN are spearheading renewal in the Mariannridge community as part of their community rehabilitation fieldwork block. On almost every occasion, the OT students have been welcomed with open arms by community members.
UKZN alumnus, Ms Zethembiso “Zethe” Mdletshe.
UKZN celebrates student leaders who recently graduated.
School of Accounting, Economics and Finance academics (seated) with the award recipients.The School of Accounting, Economics and Finance in partnership with the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) celebrated top achieving students at the annual UKZN – SAICA Students’ Awards Ceremony.
Professor Colleen Downs, staff and students from the School of Life Sciences prepare to depart for the Cape Parrot Big Birding Day.Staff and students from the School of Life Sciences (SLS) recently took part in the landmark twenty-first national Cape Parrot Big Birding Day (CPBBD).
Professor Motshedisi Sebitloane was honored by the International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics and awarded the John J. Sciarra IJGO Prize Paper Award for 2017.
Professor Kathleen Pithouse-Morgan (third right) with international presenters and participants at the AERA 2018 Symposium.School of Education Academic, Professor Kathleen Pithouse-Morgan, presented on her eighth edited book during an international symposium at the American Educational Research Association (AERA) Annual Meeting in New York recently.
The fourth KRISP breakfast seminar emphasised the importance of Intellectual property in fostering innovation and entrepreneurship.
Twenty-year-old UKZN student Mr Thembalethu Mahlangu has penned a motivational book, I Believe. 
Mr Lindokuhle Dlamini will spend a month studying Cardiology as an elective at Makerere University in Uganda.
Ms Dudu Mjaja takes pride in her job.
