Scenes from the UKZN Council dinner during which farewells were said to the University’s outgoing Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Dr Albert van Jaarsveld.
Professor Onisimo Mutanga who was recently appointed as the South African Research Chair in Land Use Planning and Management.The National Research Foundation (NRF) has appointed UKZN’s Professor Onisimo Mutanga as the South African Research Chair in Land Use Planning and Management.
I-UKZN kanye Umtapo bahloniphe isishoshovu esasilwa nobandlululo esingasekho emhlabeni, uSteve Biko, ekhempasini yeNyuvesi i-Westville.Click here for English version
I-UKZN ibambisene neSikhungo Umtapo babambe Inkulumo Yesikhumbuzo sika Steve Biko enesihloko: SA: The Unfinished Revolution ekhempasini i-Westville zingama-41st kukhunjulwa ukufa kwesishoshovu esasilwa nobandlululo.
Participants at the Rain4Africa (R4A) AgriCloud App roll-out.The Agricultural Research Council – Institute for Soil, Climate and Water (ARC-ISCW) launched its Rain4Africa App at Ukulinga Research Farm.
Learners participating at the Grade 9 Expo.
Students at the Career Fair on the Pietermaritzburg campus.The College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES) hosted a Career Fair on the Pietermaritzburg campus for students in science and agriculture introducing them to career options in the presence of representatives from a variety of companies.
UKZN Siyanqoba Maths Team members at the SA Mathematics Foundation Annual Mathematics team competition.Two senior and two junior UKZN’s Siyanqoba Maths teams competed in the South African Mathematics Foundation (SAMF) annual Mathematics team competition.
Seminar on 365 days of activism against gender-based violence.
Mr Emanuel Matlala.
The College of Law and Management Studies hosted a successful AAE Summer School.
Umcimbi wemiklomelo ye-Mandela Month Bursary ekhempasini i-Westville.Click here for English version
Inhlangano yase-UKZN iklomelise abafundi abayi-10 ngemifundaze njengengxenye yohlelo lwe Mandela Month Bursary.
Guests at the launch of IPCC Technical Support Unit Office.The launch of the Durban office of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) Working Group II Technical Support Unit (WGII TSU) at the Smart Grid Research Centre on UKZN’s Westville campus attracted more than 60 guests drawn from a broad spectrum of academia, and representatives from local and national government and the media.
Mr Bernard Mmame at the SA Institute of Physics Conference.Mr Bernard Mmame, a Master’s degree candidate in the National Astrophysics and Space Science Programme (NASSP) node in the School of Chemistry and Physics (SCP) at UKZN, has received a best oral presentation award at the Space Science division at the 63rd South African Institute of Physics (SAIP) 2018 Conference in Bloemfontein.
The College of Law and Management Studies hosted a successful AAE Summer School.UKZN’s College of Law and Management Studies hosted the 2018 American African European (AAE) Summer School at which Professor Betty Mubangizi, former Dean and Head of the School of Management, Information Technology and Governance officially welcomed students, staff members, and guests.
Ms Mendy Ndlovu at Emuseni Old Age Home delivering care packages and lunch to the residents.Masters candidate in Agrometeorology and research assistant in the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) Ms Mendy Ndlovu celebrated her birthday this year by hosting a grandparents’ day at a local nursing home in Edendale, treating all 60 residents to care packages and a lunch.
Mr Keletso Makhetha of STEC@UKZN interacting with children at Ubhedu Primary School.Umjikelezo We-Science, a science outreach collaboration, held its second four-day roadshow during which it visited four schools in rural parts of KwaZulu-Natal to promote studies and careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) fields.
From left: Professor Jannie Smit; Professor Kalpana Hiralal; Profesor Judith Brown; Professor Nhlanhla Mkhize; and Dr Ela Gandhi. The Association for the Study of Religion in Southern Africa (ASRSA) recently hosted the Gandhi Memorial Lecture at Howard College campus, during its annual congress. It was one of the most informative and intellectually enriching items on their programme for this year.
Students at the New Youth Movement Launch.
