Professor Shenuka Singh received the Excellence in Dental Public Health Award at a dentistry summit.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN’s Professor Shenuka Singh has received an international award at a dentistry summit organised by the International Venus Foundation in Chennai, India, for her contribution to dental public health.
Ms May Okafor received the 2019 Ivan Karp Doctoral Research Award.
Mr Mzwandile Makhanya.Film and Media Studies lecturer in the School of Arts Mr Mzwandile Makhanya has been nominated for a 2019 Simon “Mabhunu” Sabela Film and Television Award in the Best Student Film category.
UKZN prepares for the Campus to Campus 10km race from Howard College campus to Westville campus and the 5km fun run taking place on the Westville campus to be held on Sunday 28 July.University staff, students and alumni are reminded to register and take part in the UKZN Campus to Campus 10km race and 5km fun run which takes place on Sunday, 28 July from Howard College campus to Westville campus.
Dr Zanele Ndlovu and Dr Cedric Mpungose. Two academics at the School of Education, Dr Cedric Mpungose and Dr Zanele Ndlovu have been awarded Fulbright Scholarships to attend Denver University in Colorado in the United States next year.
Ms Naledi Zama receiving her award from GSSA past president, Dr Tony Swemmer.Doctoral candidate Ms Naledi Zama won the award for the best platform presentation by a young scientist at the Grassland Society of Southern Africa’s (GSSA) 54th Annual Congress in Upington.
Ms Ingrid Adams at her solo exhibition.
Participants of the International Institute for the Sociology of Law Workshop.Professor David McQuoid-Mason of UKZN’s Centre for Socio-Legal Studies discussed the African perspective on the number of lawyers and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms during a presentation at an International Institute for the Sociology of Law Workshop - themed Too Much Litigation?: Facts, Reasons, Consequences, and Solutions - in Onati, Spain.
Learners from the Umkhumbane Schools’ Project, work together to build their robot.
Talent “Mzukulu” Mbatha.
UKZN alumnus and jazz singer, Thulile Zama.
Omunye wabeluleki emKhakheni, uMnu Muzomuhle Mhlongo, namalungu e-Enactus yase-UKZN emqhudelwaneni kazwelonke e-Sandton Convention Centre.Click here for English version
Ithimba le-Enactus yase-UKZN liphume isithathu labambana ne-University of Pretoria ne-Durban University of Technology emqhudelwaneni kazwelonke wale nhlangano esiza abantu obuseGoli.
Professor Deevia Bhana (right) with her former student Ms Nicolette Carboni whose work also appears in the Sex Education journal.Professor Deevia Bhana co-edited the July 2019 issue of the Sex Education journal, a special issue focusing on sex, sexuality and education in South Africa.
Itafula lombukiso lase-UKZN kuLekgotla yoMnyango wezeMfundo ePhakeme i-EDHE Lekgotla 2019 Entrevolution e-Durban ICC.Click here for English version
UMnyango wezeMfundo ePhakeme nezokuQeqesha (i-DHET) ne-Universities South Africa (i-USAf) ngokubambisana bebenohlelo i-Entrepreneurship Development in Higher Education (i-EDHE) Lekgotla 2019 Entrevoluton, e-Durban ICC.
Lezi ezinye zezinto ezazisetshenziswa ngesikhathi sikaShaka ezigcinwe e-Campbell Collections Museum.Click here for English version
I-Campbell Collections yaseNyuvesi yaKwaZulu-Natal (i-UKZN) isanda kumenywa esiThangamini esidingida ngesikhathi sokubusa kweSilo uShaka eBandla Lodge e-Ballito.
Mr Siyabonga Dlamini.Public Health lecturer, Mr Siyabonga Dlamini, successfully completed Applied Spatial Analysis in Epidemiology training at the Epidemiology and Population Health Summer Institute at Columbia University (EPIC) in the United States.
Exchange student, Mr Khulekani Thombo enjoying the sights and sounds in La Loire, France.
Participants at the sap flow and heat pulse velocity workshop on the Pietermaritzburg campus.Staff from the Discipline of Agrometeorology at UKZN’s School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences SAEES) hosted a two-day workshop on the Pietermaritzburg campus under the topic of sap flow and heat pulse velocity for 60 participants from various South African universities and research institutions.
UKZN’s Mr Anthony Maina (far right) with fellow Summer Research School participants (from left) Mr Benedikt Ehrenfels of Switzerland, Ms Sinafekesh Wolde of Germany and Mr George Afrifa of Ghana.Information Systems and Technology doctoral candidate Mr Anthony Maina was one of the 100 PhD candidates selected from around the world to discuss and explore science advice with some of the best international practitioners at the University of Bergen’s Summer Research School in Norway.
