Scenes from the launch of the KZN Breast Centre of Excellence.Click here for isiZulu version
The KwaZulu-Natal Breast Centre of Excellence, an initiative of UKZN’s Head of Radiology, Professor Dibuseng Ramaema, was launched at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital during Women’s Month.
Professor Colleen Downs was a finalist for the prestigious Standard Bank Woman in Science Award.Professor Colleen Downs, South African Research Chair (SARChI) in Ecosystem Health and Biodiversity in KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape in UKZN’s School of Life Sciences was a finalist for a Standard Bank Top Women Award in the category of Top Woman in Science.
Kusukela kwesobunxele yizitshudeni zase-UKZN, uNks Mantwa Madiba, uMnu Sduduzo Mncwabe noNks Samiksha Singh, ezithole i-Fulbright Scholarship ukuyofunda emanyuvesi ehlukene eMelika.Click here for English version
Izitshudeni ezintathu zaseNyuvesi YaKwaZulu-Natal ziyokwenza izifundo zobudokotela emikhakheni ehlukene emanyuvesi aseMelika.
Some of the performances to catch at the upcoming 21st JOMBA! Contemporary Dance Experience.The Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) in the College of Humanities and eThekwini Municipality will host the 21st JOMBA! Contemporary Dance Experience at various venues in and around Durban from 27 August to 8 September 2019.
RLEDI Project Manager, Dr Simon Taylor (second left) with staff.
Dr Maria Schuld.To commemorate National Science Week and National Women’s Month, the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science is honouring its female scientists through a Wonder Women in Science campaign.
Junior Registrars who attended the UKZN CHS MMed Workshop.
UKZN and Leeds Beckett Metropolitan University students with UKZN academics.
VIPs and members of the Project Neptune team unveil recycled waste to art exhibits.The South African Research Cahir (SARChI) in Waste and Climate Change, Professor Cristina Trois, recently hosted a two-day workshop under the auspices of the Italian-South Africa Joint Research Programme (ISARP), during which the first pieces of art conceived through the Neptune Project were unveiled.
Dr Stella Shulika.Post-doctoral Research Fellow in the College of Law and Management Studies, Dr Stella Shulika, was one of 17 international early career researchers selected to present her research at the CHCI-Mellon Crises of Democracy Global Humanities Institute in Dubrovnik,Croatia.
Abafundi base-UKZN uMnu Khethani Njoko, umbhali we-Victim Man.Click here for English version
Umfundi wezeNhlalo yoMphakathi uMnu Khethani Njoko usanda kushicilela incwadi yakhe yesithathu.
USolwazi Colleen Downs.Click here for English version
USolwazi Colleen Downs, i-South African Research Chair (i-SARChI) in Ecosystem Health and Biodiversity KwaZulu-Natal naseMpumalanga Kapa, ukhethelwe ekubeni yi-Honorary Fellow ye-American Ornithological Society (i-AOS).
Ms Nobuhle Mchunu.To commemorate National Science Week and National Women’s Month, the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science is honouring its female scientists through a Wonder Women In Science (WWIS) campaign.
Apply to become the UKZN OYW Ambassador.UKZN has joined forces with One Young World (OYW), a global forum for young leaders, to launch the UKZN OYW Challenge. It is expected that this will enhance the University’s international profile, advancing global student mobility and resulting in strategic partnerships.
Mr Adrian Bellengère, Professor Managay Reddi, Ms Willene Holness, Ms Devarasi Bellengère, Dr Freddy Mnyongani, Professor Angana Chatterji, Dr Navanethem “Navi” Pillay, Ms Janine Hicks and Mr Christopher Gevers.
Students engaging with accounting and auditing firms at the Accounting Professions Day.
CHS Director of Professional Services, Professor Fanie Botha, congratulates Dr Winnie Cele.
From left: DVC and Head, College of Humanities, Professor Nhlanhla Mkhize; Professor Sarah Bansilal; Dean and Head, School of Education, Professor Thabo Msibi and College Dean of Research, Professor Pholoho Morojele.Education academic Professor Sarah Bansilal’s inaugural lecture on the Edgewood campus was entitled, Low Achievement Outcomes in Mathematics: Issues of Learning, Teaching and just some Common Sense.
Dr Hangwelani Magidimisa-Chipungu (third right) with other young investigators.Dr Hangwelani Magidimisa-Chipungu of the School of Built Environment and Development Studies, participated in the Association of European Schools of Planning (AESOP) Planning for Transition conference, held in Venice, Italy.
