JAAS collegues celebrate graduations of PhD students, Dr Shu Yao (top left) and Dr Yingliang Yu (bottom right).Six Chinese students graduated with their PhDs from UKZN’s College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES).
Dr Yuzi Wu, who graduated with a PhD for research on Mycoplasmal pneumonia of swine (MPS).Dr Yuzi Wu is one of six students who have graduated from UKZN’s College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES) under an agreement between UKZN and the Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences (JAAS) in China.
Dr Oluwabamise Adeleye graduates with his PhD in Physics.
Ms Pachia Marimuthu graduates with her BSc in Chemical Engineering with her parents by her side.
Ms Joan Akob graduated with her MSc in Dietetics. 
PhD graduate, Dr Stephen Olukayode Ibijola, is capped by Professor Bala Pillay. 
Dr Surabhi Srivastava with her husband Professor Viranjay Srivastava and children Vivan and Rayan.Dr Catherine Hughes graduated with her PhD in Hydrology after using validated hydrological modelling to demonstrate the possibility of deriving sustainable water supply from a catchment - for human and ecosystem use - if natural resource assets are conserved and rehabilitated.
Mr McDonald Nundwe graduated with a Master’s degree in Plant Breeding.
Research in Entomology earned Mrs Yurita Yona Boodhram a Master’s degree. 
Master in Statistics cum laude graduate, Mr Mohanad Mohammed.Mr Mohanad Mohammed from the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS) has graduated with his Master’s in Statistics cum laude after conducting a study that involved combining statistical and machine learning approaches to enhance cancer disease state classification based on high dimensional microarray data.
Mr Shaheen Thakur who graduated with his Master’s in Geography.
Master’s in Plant Breeding graduate, Mr Masoud Sultan.Mr Masoud Sultan graduated with his Master’s in Plant Breeding through the Improved Master’s in Cultivar Development in Africa (IMCDA) programme at UKZN which is funded by the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA).
Ms Mwila Chibanda graduates with her Master’s in Plant Breeding.Ms Mwila Chibanda graduated with her Master’s through the Improved Master’s in Cultivar Development in Africa (IMCDA) programme at UKZN, which is funded by the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA).
Ms Carrie Jacobs graduates with her Master’s with her family by her side.
Ms Sibusiswangaye Mdluli graduates with her Master’s in Plant Breeding.
Ms Lucia Ndlala graduates with her Master’s in Plant Breeding.Ms Lucia Ndlala has graduated with her Master’s through the Improved Master’s in Cultivar
UKZN academic, Dr Patricia Govender, graduates with her PhD in Chemistry, with the support of her family. Insert: Her late son, Mr Teshan Govender. 
Master’s graduate, Mr Lethani Ndwandwe.Mr Lethani Ndwandwe has graduated with his Master’s in Statistics for his work on missing data imputation techniques; work which will contribute to tackling the common occurrence of missing data that affects data conclusions.
Mr Adila Wamisho obtained his Master’s in Physics.
PhD graduate, Dr Gerald Xolile Ncipha with his family.
PhD graduate, Dr Prossy Namugga, is hooded by UKZN Registrar, Mr Simon Mokoena.Dr Prossy Namugga has graduated with her PhD in Plant Breeding through the African Centre for Crop Improvement (ACCI) after working on the development of high-yielding and early maturing potato genotypes.
Dr Precious Mangena earned herself a PhD in Plant Breeding.Dr Precious Mangena has graduated with her PhD in Plant Breeding for her work in developing a superior sweet stem sorghum hybrid over a short period of time using a male gametocide so that the crop can be used in bio-fuel production and related activities.
Mr Simphiwe Mathenjwa who graduated with a Master’s in Applied Science.Mr Simphiwe Mathenjwa graduated with his Master’s in Applied Mathematics from the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS) for his research on local isometric embeddings that have importance to Astrophysics as they could generate new solutions to the Einstein field equations, giving mathematical insights into physical models of higher-dimensions.
Mr Lindani Mchunu (left) with one of his supervisors, Dr Alfred Odindo.Mr Lindani Mchunu graduated with his Master of Science in Agriculture degree after investigating the identification and selection of Tepary bean genotypes for yield and drought tolerance in South Africa that can be used as parental lines of breeding as well as for large-scale production.
Chemical Engineering PhD graduate, Dr Atsile Ocwelwang.
Dr Virginia Ebhota who graduated with her PhD in Electronic Engineering.
Dr Mary Teddy Asio who graduated with a PhD which aimed to improve rice production.Dr Mary Teddy Asio has graduated with her PhD through the African Centre for Crop Improvement (ACCI), having worked on a genetic study of upland rice varieties in Uganda to identify those that are resistant to Striga hermonthica.
Mr Wesley Evans who graduated with a Master’s in Ecological Sciences.
Dr Kayode Olowe graduates with his PhD in Civil Engineering.
Mr Abdulaziz Yakubu graduates with his Master’s in Physics.
Dr Christina Kannigadu achieved her PhD in Chemistry.