UKapteni weqembu likanobhutshuzwayo labesifazane lase-UKZN, uNksz Kholosa Biyana, ozohola iqembu emncintiswaneni we-Football Varsity Cup.Click here for English version
Amaqembu ase-UKZN abesilisa nabesifazane akwazile ukuphumelela ukuze abambe iqhaza emncintiswaneni we-Football Varsity Cup okokuqala ngqa.
Iqembu lase UKZN: uMnu Steffen Wies, Mnu Tim Siepman, Nks Camira Govender kanye no-Mnu Rudi WiesClick here for English version
Ithimba lase-UKZN, elifaka abaneziqu kwezokuhlelwa kwamabhuku ezimali, selifinyelele esigabeni esisondele emaphethelweni oMncintiswano we-Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Case Study.
Ms Yashodani Pillay, UKZN PhD candidate selected among the Mail & Guardian Top 200 South Africans.Ms Yashodani Pillay, 28, who is a UKZN PhD candidate has been selected in the Mail & Guardian Top 200 South Africans list in recognition of her exceptional academic accomplishments as well as her passion in driving healthcare advocacy.
Mr Ethan Chetty.Second-year UKZN Law student Mr Ethan Chetty has been selected among 15 of the world’s most promising students in Politics, Law and Commerce to take part in the Summer Programme on International Affairs at Oxford University in England.
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Professor Yousuf Vawda.
A UKZN Biomedical Resources Unit team held a cat sterilisation camp on Mandela Day.The Biomedical Resources Unit (BRU) in the School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences held a cat sterilisation camp on Mandela Day in association with the Cats of Durban association to help raise awareness about animal cruelty.
UKZN students, staff and professional artists showcase the Religion mural they designed and painted as part of Mandela Day celebrations. The School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics recently participated in the 67 Minutes for Mandela initiative in partnership with
Bootcamp for future UKZN leaders.
A highlight from the opening night of the Durban International Film Festival as well as a scene from The Tokoloshe.
Supply Chain Student Association with pupils from Zwelinjani Secondary School.As part of their community outreach on Mandela Day 2018, the Supply Chain Student Association (SCSA) visited Zwelinjani Secondary School near Mariannhill, Durban, to advise pupils about the Supply Chain discipline, reminding them not to allow any obstacles to stand in the way of their education.
nGAP scholars.
Editor of 10+ Years 100 Projects – Architecture in a Democratic South Africa, Professor Ora Joubert (centre) with UKZN lecturers Mr Juan Solis-Arias and Mrs Bridget Horner.
.The metrics apostles keep developing more and more quantitative measures to evaluate published work: impact factors, eigen factors, h-indexes, and cited half-life. The emphasis is not also on ‘who reads’. Like with the DHET incentive that rewards quantity rather than significance, we write to be cited, not to be actually read. It’s like a student coming to class to sign the register, rather than to learn anything. The reader, the target or consumer of publication, simply does not exist.
Participants at the Early Warning Systems Workshop.The uMngeni Resilience Project (URP) recently held a planning workshop co-hosted by UKZN in which researchers as well as local government and civil society bodies involved in the project’s early warning systems (EWS) component collaborated on developing a comprehensive plan of action for building EWS awareness and response capabilities.
Highlights from the 17th annual Masakhane Youth Leadership Course.The School of Education, in partnership with Community Development Association (CDA), a student-run community outreach organisation, hosted the 17th annual Masakhane Youth Leadership Course (MYLC) for Grade 11 learners from predominantly disadvantaged schools in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.
Participants at the writing workshop at UKZN’s Pietermaritzburg campus.The Discipline of Geography in the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) hosted a series of postgraduate workshops to teach writing methods and encourage peer learning.
Members of the UKZN team who attended the Discovery Media Summit in Johannesburg. 
Getting down and dirty on the beach during UKZN’s College of Health Sciences’ morning of fitness challenges and games for its staff and their families. 
