Dentistry students at the Oath Taking Ceremony.The School of Health Sciences hosted its Annual Oath Taking Ceremony in which final-year students took an oath to abide by the ethical and professional standards of all professional bodies ... and this year at the same occasion, the School encouraged all male staff, students and parents in attendance to commit to protecting women against Gender-Based Violence (GBV).
From left: Professors Hassan Kaya, Ncoza Dlova, and Neil Prose, and Drs Jenny Watermeyer, Bernhard Gaede, Veena Singaram and Margie Mathews.The seminar on Practical Approaches to Communication in Health Care in sub-Saharan Africa hosted by the South African Association of Health Educationalists (SAAHE) in collaboration with UKZN’s Department of Family Medicine featured key local and international experts.
Amazwibela ngesifundo somphakathi ngeMpi yaseSandlwana.Click here for English version
ISikole sezoBuciko besihlele isifundo somphakathi ngeMpi yaseSandlwana, esethulwe wugalagala lomculi uMnu Mbuso Khoza, oyi-Andrew Mellon Foundation Artist-in-Residency e-UKZN.
The winning Audiology team.
Enhanced experiential learning for UKZN’s BELS students with AmaZulu FC.
Students from the School of Arts who received excellence awards.The School of Arts hosted a Student Excellence Awards event at the Centre for Jazz and Popular Music during which students were rewarded for excellent academic performance in various categories.
Kushikisha ufudu kanje ezigcawini zokulungiselela izivivinyo zikamatikuletsheni.Click here for English version
Bangaphezu kwama-700 abafundi baka-Grade 12 basezikoleni zamabanga aphezulu KwaZulu-Natal abahlomule ohlelweni lokulekelela abafundi abenza izifundo Zokuhlelwa Kwamabhuku Ezimali.
Teams demonstrate their desktop 3D food printer, mobile security robot and electric surfboard at the Mechanical Engineering Open Day.A mobile security robot, an electric surfboard with a water jet attachment and a desktop 3D food printer were standout design projects on display at UKZN’s annual Mechanical Engineering Open Day on the Howard College campus.
Staff members and students interacting with industry exhibitors at the SAIMC Industry Expo.
MBA students pictured with Mr Suben Moodley, Senior Vice President of Toyota (fourth left) and Dr Macdonald Kanyangale, GSB&L Academic (fifth left).UKZN Graduate School of Business and Leadership Master of Business Administration students in the Supply Chain and Operations Management module toured the Toyota South Africa Manufacturing Plant in Durban to get experience of “lean thinking philosophy and application in a real-life manufacturing plant”.
Scenes from the inspirational Imbokodo Women in Leadership event at UKZN’s Senate Chamber.
Izethameli ebezikwi-World Mental Health Day yase-Centre in Indigenous Knowledge Systems.Click here for English version
I-DSI/NRF Centre of Excellence in Indigenous Knowledge Systems (i-CIKS) igubhe i-World Mental Health Day ekhempasini i-Westville ngomcimbi obuhlose ukwazisa ngokunqanda ukuzibulala.
Partners and funders of the MLCCP Project - Clinical component.
From left: Professor Deevia Bhana, Dr Shaaista Moosa, Dr Kevin McGrath and Professor Penny van Bergen.UKZN academics worked with Australian researchers on a project titled:
The Plight of the Male Teacher: An Interdisciplinary and Multileveled Theoretical Framework for Researching a Shortage of Male Teachers.
UKZN’s Professor Deresh Ramjugernath and MKI’s Advocate Thembelihle Mapipa seal research partnership.
Professor Peter Scogings with the newly-published book: Savanna Woody Plants and Large Herbivores.The publication of a book titled Savanna Woody Plants and Large Herbivores is the culmination of years’ of work by Professor Peter Scogings of the School of Life Sciences, who was one of the editors of the work.
Abakade bemele i-UKZN engqungqutheleni, kusukela kwesobunxele wuMfu Rev Lehlohonolo Mathibe, uSolwazi Rajshekhar Karpoormath noMnu Siyabonga Ndlovu.Click here for English version
Umfundi wase-UKZN woMkhakha we-Pharmaceutical Science nababili abafundisayo bethule izinkulumo ezinohlonze kuNgqungquthela yoNyaka yama-53 ye-South African Society for Basic and Clinical Pharmacology ebiseNyuvesi yasePitoli.
From left: Professor Betty Mubangizi with Ms Tsoanelo Shata and Ms Nicky McLeod, both of Environment and Rural Solutions (ERS).Governance and the effectiveness of institutional configuration for enhanced landscape stewardship, was the focus of a presentation delivered by UKZN’s Professor Betty Mubangizi at the 8th World Conference on Ecological Restoration in Cape Town.
Ms Tasneem Fareed Karani representing South Africa at the International Association of Logopedics and Phoniatrics conference in Taipei earlier this year.UKZN master’s degree student in Speech-Language Therapy, Ms Tasneem Fareed Karani is one of only eight successful applicants for entry to the Dysphagia Research Society (DRS) annual conference under a Sponsor-A-Student Program 2020.
