Ms Yanelisa Mbana, proud recipient of a 50th Anniversary UKZN Scholarship. 
Humanities students who received the Talent Equity and Excellence Acceleration Scholarship (from left) Mr Siphesihle Kunene with Acting Registrar, Dr Kathy Cleland; Ms Hleliwe Khumalo; Ms Nonjabulo Ndwandwe; Mr Marole Moloi; and Mr Mzwandile Zulu. Six students from the College of Humanities, who hope to become academics at UKZN, have received the Talent Equity and Excellence Acceleration Scholarship.
Distinguished Student Award recipient, Ms Natasha Moodaley. 
From left: Ms Sabrina Loubser, Ms Lindokuhle Mbatha, Ms Jadine Pillay, Mr Ntuthuko Hlela, and Mr Darren Jantjies. 
Scholarship recipients (from left) Ms Nokubonga Chauque, Ms Nothando Maphumulo, and Ms Romaana Muhammad.Three undergraduate students in the College of Humanities - Ms Romaana Muhammad, Ms Nothando Maphumulo and Ms Nokubonga Chauque - have received 2019 College Deputy Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarships.
Mr Qaphelani Ndlovu, one of two recipients of the Hugh Africa Scholarship, with Professor Busisiwe Ncama, DVC and Head of the College of Health Sciences.
From left: Master’s students Mr Zwelisha Mfishi, Mr Lindokuhle Shandu, Ms Nokukhanya Zondi, Mr Sthembiso Phoswa, Ms Alandra Naidoo, Ms Nomfundo Sibisi, and Ms Felicia Mashabane. 
Prestige Sports Scholarship recipients (from left) Mr Asanda Zulu; Ms Carla Anne Parsons with UKZN Convocation member, Mr Andrè Young; Ms Sasha-Lee Nordengen-Corris; and Mr Sibongile Novuka. 
Ms Subashini Govender, this year’s UKZN Doctoral Research Scholarship award recipient. Ms Subashini Govender is the 2019 recipient of the prestigious UKZN Doctoral Research Scholarship. Govender, a Humanities student, is honoured and grateful to receive such a prominent award. The scholarship will serve as a source of funding on her study on Transnationalism, Home and Identity of South African’s of Indian Descent Migrating to Australia.
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Ms Megan Raftery with Professor Busisiwe Ncama, DVC and Head of the College of Health Sciences.
Emma Smith Overseas Scholarship award recipient, Ms Theshira Pather is congratulated by her proud parents.
From left: Mr Shaylen Naidoo, Ms Catherine Muyonjo, Ms Phakamile Mazibuko, Ms Caitlin De Waal, Mr Mkhuliseni Mkhize and (right) Mr Simo Cele (receiving his award from Professor Deresh Ramjugernath) are excited about their scholarship awards.The Archbishop Denis Hurley Scholarship - dedicated to candidates who are disadvantaged but academically excellent - has been awarded to seven students at UKZN’s College of Humanities.
