Top performing brother and sister duo Mohamed and Naeema Suleman.Click here for isiZulu version
First-year Medical students, brother and sister Mr Mohamed Hoosen Suleman and Ms Naeema Suleman, have been admitted into the prestigious Golden Key International Honour Society – the world’s largest collegiate honour organisation with membership by invitation only.
Umcwaningi ohlonishwayo emhlabeni uSolwazi Michael Chimonyo.Click here for English version
I-National Research Foundation (i-NRF) iklomelise uSolwazi Michael Chimonyo womKhakha wezeSayensi yeZilwane e-UKZN nge B-rating, imhlonipha njengomcwaningi ovelele emkhakheni wakhe.
Amazwibela esithangami se-Recognition of Prior Learning ophikweni lwase-Westville.Click here for English version
I-UKZN noMnyango wezeSayensi nokuqamba iziNto eziNtsha ibinesithangami sesonto sabelaphi bendabuko ababeyingxenye yekomiti lokuhlela elasungulwa uNgqongqoshe wezeMfundo ePhakeme, ezeSayensi nezobuChwepheshe uDkt Blade Nzimande.
Clockwise from top left: Ms Pinky Mnyaka, Ms Eleanor Langley, Ms Silungile Mavundla and Ms Funeka Thabethe.
Amazwibela angeSonto Lobungxube abafundi bekhangisa ngokudla nangamasiko abo.Click here for English version
I-International Office ibihlele umcimbi wesonto lonke obugqugquzela ubungxube, abafundi bakwamanye amazwe bathola ithuba lokukhangisa ngokudla namasiko abo kuwo wonke amakhempasi asenyuvesi.
Ms Tasneem Fareed Karani.
From left: Ms Hazel Langa, Ms Taweni Gondwe-Xaba and Mr Sibongiseni Magwaza.Representatives of Higher Education Institutions including UKZN, the Durban University of Technology (DUT), Berea Technical College, the University of Zululand and the Mangosuthu University of Technology attended a Marketing, Advancement and Communication in Education (MACE) regional workshop held in Durban.
Scenes from the Mentorship in the Park programme.
The scene at the Fifth Annual Mafika Gwala Lecture.
Professor Indresan Govender.During his inaugural lecture in 2017, UKZN’s Professor Indresan Govender, argued that a theory published in Nature Letters [NATURE Vol 441] failed to match the high-quality nuclear imaging measurements that his Particle Technology Group (PTG) were obtaining for complex industrial flows typical of South African mining systems.
Mr Adeolu Taiwo.A doctoral candidate in the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS), Mr Adeolu Taiwo is one of three recipients of a Fellowship from the International Mathematical Union (IMU) Breakout Graduate Fellowship (BGF) Programme, intended to aid them complete their PhDs.
Professor Evariste Bosco Gueguim Kana.Microbial Factories and Artificial Intelligence - Fixing Global Bugs with Tiny Bugs – was the subject of an inaugural lecture presented on the Pietermaritzburg campus by UKZN Microbiologist, Professor Evariste Bosco Gueguim Kana.
Images from the Students Against Violence march on the Howard College campus.
From left: Professor Fortuné Massamba, Professor Albert Modi and Professor Delia North.An academic specialising in differential geometry at UKZN’s School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science, Professor Fortuné Massamba, presented his inaugural lecture on the Pietermaritzburg campus on the subject of geometric structures in smooth manifolds.
The team behind the UKZN Student Law Review journal.Gender-based violence (GBV), Domestic Violence, Occupational Health and Safety, Access to Justice by the less Privileged, Laws and Transnational Terrorism, are some of the issues examined in the latest issue of the UKZN Student Law Review journal.
School of Applied Human Sciences representatives at their Town and Gown Symposium. 
Advocate Mahomed Vahed (centre) with UKZN students and lecturer Dr Heidi Matisonn (back row, far right).Students from the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics participated in the Young Leaders Academy (YLA) Workplace Readiness Programme led by the CEO of Iqraa Trust Dr Mahmoud Youssef-Baker, and YLA’s Advocate Mahomed Vahed.
Delegates and conference organisers.
Staff, students and guests gather for the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science’s ninth annual Postgraduate Research and Innovation Symposium on the Westville campus.Innovative research projects being undertaken by masters and doctoral students were on show at the annual Postgraduate Research and Innovation Symposium (PRIS) staged by the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES) on the Westville campus.
