UDkt Mariam Seedat-Khan owuNgoti Kwezenhlalomphakathi eSikoleni Sezifundo Ngenhlalo Yomphakathi.Click here for English version
UDkt Miriam Seedat-Khan, owuNgoti Kwezenhlalomphakathi eSikoleni Sezifundo Ngenhlalo Yomphakathi uqokwe waba ngomunye kwabangama-25 kuphela emhlabeni wonke abanezitifiketi.
UKZN Enactus member, Mr Muhle Ndwalane, arriving in California for the Enactus World Cup. Third-year Information Systems and Technology student, Mr Muhle Ndwalane, got a once in a lifetime opportunity of exploring the practical applications of virtual reality during his recent trip to the home of start-up and global technology companies in Silicon Valley, California.
UKZN PhD Linguistics student, Miss Sana Jeewa, receiving her GradStar award.
USolwazi Fatima Suleman ethula isifundo sokuqala. Click here for English version
Imithi iyingxenye ebucayi yokunakekelwa kwempilo yabantu, ikakhulukazi imithi esemqoka, kusho uSolwazi Fatima Suleman weKolishi LeSayensi Yezempilo e-UKZN.
Professor Bice Martincigh during her inaugural lecture.
Acting College Dean of Research, Dr Michelle Gordon (fifth from left), celebrates with prize winners at the College of Health Sciences’ 2018 Research Symposium. 
.When students tell me that the thesis is ‘all their own work’ I ask them to consider the multiple investments in their thesis by taxpayers, the university, administrators, committees, supervisors, examiners, mentors, peers, classmates, funders, deans, academic co-ordinators, lecturers, school boards, senate and other support mechanisms too numerous to list here.
Highlights from the UKZN InQubate Invest Den event.
It was culture galore at the recent annual UKZN Cultural Day celebrations.
Scenes from the MACE KZN Networking and Empowerment Session.Higher Education communications and marketing practitioners came from far and wide to take part in the Marketing, Advancement and Communication in Education (MACE) KwaZulu-Natal Networking and Empowerment Session which was recently held at the Durban University of Technology (DUT).
The UKZN team of paediatric simulators in Tanzania.
USolwazi Fatima Suleman ohlomule esibonenelweni esilinganiselwa kuma-R56 million sokwenza ucwaningo lwezempilo.Click here for English version
USolwazi wase-UKZN, uFatima Suleman kanye nabalingani bakhe bakulezi zikhungo , iMakerere University College of Health Sciences yase-Uganda, i-University of Ibadan yaseNigeria kanye neNyuvesi yaseStellenbosch bahlomule esibonenelweni esilinganiselwa kuma- R56 million sabakwa-Forgaty sokwenza ucwaningo lwezempilo.
From left: Mr Ayodeji Opeyemi Ogunlesi, Dr Albert van Jaarsveld, and Dr Gerry Bokana in Austria. 
Amazwibela avela embukisweni we-Unsettling SpaceClick here for English version
Abafundi beSikole Sezobuciko basanda kwakha isakhiwo esibizwa nge-'Unsettling Space' ekhempasini yaseMgungundlovu. Lokhu kwakuyingxenye ye-Andrew Mellon Foundation Supra-institutional Project ku-Decolonial Turn ( Ukuphazamisa izinhlelomqondo).
The second saved production, Side by Side Masisizane.The recently created University Television (UTEL), a project of the University Teaching and Learning Office (UTLO) headed by experienced media director, Mr Jasper Cecil, was pivotal in preserving- for posterity - two iconic productions which played in the then vibrant Asoka Theatre at the former University of Durban-Westville (now UKZN).
Professor Maheshvari Naidu (third left) with other conference delegates. Anthropologist and Academic Leader of Research in the School of Social Sciences, Professor Maheshvari Naidu, delivered a seminar at the 6th Interdisciplinary Conference in Tourism Studies in Cappadocia, Turkey, at the invitation of the conference organisers and Editors of the accredited journal Anatolia.
Together at an agricultural garden project are (from left) Professor Nadaraj Govender, Mr Daniel Allu, and Ms Susan Olaniyan. Sixty final-year pre-service Science teachers got involved in agricultural-garden projects on UKZN’s Edgewood campus to help equip themselves with environment-friendly skills and knowledge to take to classrooms and communities.
Participants at a Centre for Civil Society Workshop.The Centre for Civil Society (CCS) within the School of Built Environment and Development Studies hosted a Community Scholar Workshop on the Howard College campus on Activism and Technology.
Training session on solution-focused (brief) therapy (SFBT) on the Westville campus.
Final-year Bachelor of Nursing students at the Exit Orientation and Graduate Recruitment Programme. 
