Criminology Lecturer Appointed Editor of CRIMSA Newsletter
Criminology lecturer Ms Vuyelwa Maweni of the School of Applied Human Sciences has been appointed Editor of the Criminological Society of South Africa (CRIMSA) Newsletter.
Criminology lecturer Ms Vuyelwa Maweni of the School of Applied Human Sciences has been appointed Editor of the Criminological Society of South Africa (CRIMSA) Newsletter.
The National Research Foundation (NRF) has awarded Professor Thomas Konrad of the School of Chemistry and Physics a B-rating, recognising him as an internationally acclaimed researcher in his field.
The guest lectureship initiative in the Graduate School of Business and Leadership (GSB&L) got off to a resounding start when two high profile guest lecturers brought their thinking as highly-skilled practitioners into the MBA leadership module.
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Inhlangano esanda kusungulwa i-Student Entrepreneurship and Innovators Society isanda kuba nomcimbi wokukhangisa ngamakhono abafundi baseNyuvesi YaKwaZulu-Natali abangosomabhizinisi.
UKZN and representatives from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) hosted a one-day research symposium in Durban for the Sustainable and Healthy Food Systems (SHEFS) programme - a large international, interdisciplinary research partnership.
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Umcwaningi osemusha we-Multinational Lung Cancer Control Programme (i-MLCCP) Yasekolisi Yesayensi Yezempilo eNyuvesi yaKwaZulu-Natal (iKZN), uNksz Sinenhlanhla Zondo, ubabele e-Cambridge University, eNgilandi, ukuyokwenza izifundo zonyaka ze-MPhil Kwezempilo Yomphakathi.
Professor Richard Mace of the School of Chemistry and Physics has been awarded a B-rating from the National Research Foundation (NRF), recognising him as an internationally acclaimed researcher in his field.
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I-Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) yase-UKZN engaphansi kweKolishi Lezesintu yethula Umkhosi wama-22 we-Time of the Writer kusukela mhla ziyi-12 kuNdasa kuze kube mhla ziyi-16 ngaphansi kwesiqubulo esithi Centering the Indigenous.
More than 30 new School of Nursing and Public Health Research masters and PhD students attended an induction day aimed at helping them ease into life as research students as well as introducing them to key personnel in the School.
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Ukufunda okungakahleleki kungaba yithuluzi elinamandla ekusizeni ukuvala igebe elikhona kwezamakhono kanjalo nokusungula imisebenzi.
Lokhu kuyizincomo ezivele ocwaningweni obeluqhutshwa ngumfundisi ophezulu eSikoleni Sezifundo Ngenhlalo Yomphakathi uDkt. Joseph Rudigi Rukema phakathi komakhenikha, abacwali bezinwele nabasebenzi bezokwakha ezindaweni zasemijondolo.
Community Development Lecturer Dr Zifikile Phindile Shangase of the School of Built Environment and Development Studies (BEDS) presented her research on virtual classrooms at an Information Communications Technology (ICT) Conference in Vienna, Austria.
The uMngeni Ecological Infrastructure Partnership (UEIP), a catchment-wide partnership, celebrated five years of existence and the recent signing of a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between its 24 partner organisations with a two-day programme that detailed its progress to date and the way forward for the partnership.
Professor Delia North, Dean and Head of the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS), is driving the establishment of a Statistical Analysis System (SAS) Industry Unit at the School in an effort to further enhance the industry relevance of degrees within the SMSCS by delivering industry-infused Data Analytics training fit for the 4th Industrial Revolution.
Lecturer Ms Judith Ojo-Aromokudu of the School of Built Environment and Development Studies (BEDS) presented a research poster at the Science Technology Innovation for Sustainable Human Settlements event at the CSIR Commons in Pretoria.