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Professor Neil Koorbanally, AES Dean of Research.Click here for isiZulu version
The College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES) has a new Dean overseeing its research, with organic chemistry expert Professor Neil Koorbanally taking on this role at the beginning of April.
Performance Studies students showing off their COVID-19 video.Click here for isiZulu version
Drama and Performance Studies students have produced an informative and entertaining video about the COVID-19 virus that can be viewed on YouTube.
Mr Lindokuhle Ntshangase on the Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine campus in Durban before the SA COVID-19 lockdown.The nationwide lockdown is causing concern – and some alarm – for final-year Medical students because of uncertainty about whether there will be enough time left to complete the curriculum when UKZN reopens.
Inspiring student, Mr S’sekelo Zungu.Click here for isiZulu version
Education student Mr S’sekelo Zungu has been selected as one of UKZN’s Top 40 Inspiring Students for his dedication and passion in the areas of community engagement, leadership and academic excellence.
Dr Brett van Niekerk (far right) with delegates and presenters.The cyber-threat situation in South Africa and its potential to become more serious as the country pursues technological growth to compete in the Fourth Industrial Revolution was the subject of a presentation delivered in Durban by senior lecturer in Computer Science at UKZN, Dr Brett van Niekerk.
Teachers attending a training session in statistics and data analysis at UKZN in preparation for the second round of the eThekwini Municipal Maths and Science Olympiad.
Professor Nirmala Devi Gopal.
Professor Naven Chetty, CAES Dean of Teaching and Learning.Professor Naven Chetty, has been appointed Dean of Teaching and Learning at the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES) after acting in the position since 2017.
Professor Emmanuel John Carranza, Association of Applied Geochemists Vice-President.Professor Emmanuel John Carranza of Geological Sciences in the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences has been appointed Vice-President of the Association of Applied Geochemists (AAG).
Dr Hae-Young Kim of UKZN’s Research Innovation and Sequencing Platform (KRISP)/Africa Health Research Institute (AHRI).Click here for isiZulu version
Within-country migration in South Africa is linked to a high rate of mortality among HIV positive women up to a year after they have given birth.
The TIBA SA team and stakeholders after a successful community meeting.
