Professor Ncoza Dlova was honoured by the Durban Chamber of Commerce (left) and also scooped the AfricaBio Woman Scientist award.
USolwazi Verusia Chetty othole umklomelo kazwelonke wesayensi.Click here for English version
UMholi wezokuFunda nokuFundisa eSikoleni seSayensi yezeMpilo (i-SHS) uSolwazi u-Verusia Chetty uphume isibili kusigaba se-Distinguished Young Woman Researchers: Human and Social Science kuma-SA Women in Science Awards (ama-SAWiSA).
UMnu u-Clement Agoni, isitshudeni esenza iziqu zobudokotela kwezamakhemikhali amakhambi okwelapha e-UKZN.Click here for English version
Isitshudeni esenza iziqu zobudokotela kwezamakhemikhali amakhambi okwelapha, esicijwa uSolwazi Mahmoud Soliman, uMnu Clement Agoni, usanda kuqeqeshwa eMelika emcimbini obuwenziwe ngokuhlanganyela yi-The Alliance for Climate Protection/The Climate Reality Project, eyinhlangano engenzi nzuzo eyasungulwa yilowo owayeyiphini likamengameli waseMelika uMnu Al Gore.
SAICA logo.
Genetics student, Ms Devina Chetty.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.
Izikhulumi esithangamini se-Othizimu.Click here for English version
Ithimba le-DRILL Mental Health yaseKolishi Lezifundo ZezeMpilo belinomcimbi i-Autism in Africa Symposium lapho ongoti abaningi bakuleli nesikhulumi somhlaba uDkt Rosa Hoekstra bekhulume ngezinsiza zezempilo nocwaningo nge-Autism Spectrum and Developmental Disorders.
At the workshop were (from left) founder and owner of Micromega Publications, Mr Anivesh Singh; Dr Calvin Yagan; Mr Rhys Evans; Professor Rajen Naidoo and Dr Sooraj Baijnath.
Dr Trishana Ramluckan and Dr Brett van Niekerk presenting at the University of Coimbra.UKZN academics postdoctoral research fellow in the School of Law, Dr Trishana Ramluckan, and senior lecturer in the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science, Dr Brett van Niekerk contributed to five papers presented at the European Conference on Cyber Warfare and Security hosted by the University of Coimbra in Portugal.
UKZN’s Dr Clayton Hazvinei Vhumbunu at the UN African Institute for Economic Development and Planning conference in Senegal.Research Fellow in International Relations within the School of Social Sciences, Dr Clayton Hazvinei Vhumbunu, presented a paper on Food Security, Migration and Innovation, during a conference held at the United Nations African Institute for Economic Development and Planning (UN-IDEP) in Dakar, Senegal.
Learners and guest speakers at the Tracy Mtshali Foundation Initiative.
Students at the Engineering Career Fair 2019.The College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science recently hosted a Career Fair on the Howard College campus to give Engineering students an opportunity to interact with representatives from various engineering companies.
Presenters and participants at the Artificial Intelligence Workshop.Students in the School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Science partnered with Microsoft South Africa and the GoDigital SA Foundation to host a two-day Artificial Intelligence in Health Care Workshop in Durban aimed at raising awareness about digital transformation created by the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Mrs Busisiwe Ramabodu.
RMS staff members during one of the GBV training sessions held on all UKZN campuses.
Kusukela kwesokunxele: uNks Palesa Phili, uNkk Busisiwe Ramabodu, uNks Vanessa Govender, noNks Janine Hicks - izikhulumi edilini lesidlo soSuku lwaBesifazane.Click here for English version
I-UKZN Foundation ibinomcimbi wokukhuphula isikhwama sezimali e-Barnyard Theatre yaseThekwini ngeNyanga yabeSifazane obuyisidlo sasemini nengxoxo ngokuhlukunyezwa ngokobulili (i-GBV).
School of Law postgraduate students outside the Pretoria High Court.
Islamic feminist, Professor Amina Wadud (back row, fourth left), with UKZN staff.
The School of Education’s Women’s Month Inter-Generational Discussions.The School of Education’s Community Engagement discipline - headed by Dr Angela James - hosted an inter-generational discussion on the Edgewood campus as part of Women’s Month celebrations.
Students at the celebratory dinner for UKZN clubs and societies.
UKZN Music student, Ms Nosihe Zulu. 
UKZN student, Mr Ebenezer Frimpong in front of his research poster.
From left: Professor Fatima Suleman, Professor Sibusiso Moyo, Professor Helen Walkington, Dr Anisa Vahed, and Dr Rubby Dhunpath at the UTLO-SOTL Series.
Ms Nonhlanhla Dube in Prague for a Summer School.
