UKZN has ranked fourth in South Africa in the latest Times Higher Education rankings.Click here for isiZulu version
The University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) has for the first time ever been ranked among the top 400 best performing universities in the world according to the latest 2020/2021 Times Higher Education (THE) rankings.
UKZN alumna and champion fund raiser, Ms Nontu Mgabhi, who announced that extensions have begun at Khiphinkunzi Primary School near Mtubatuba.
UKZN alumna, Ms Duduzile Sibisi.Click here for isiZulu version
Bachelor of Optometry alumna Ms Duduzile Sibisi owns two optometry practices at the tender age of 25… and plans to open more!
Student bursary winners (from left) Ms Nonhlanhla Majola, Ms Nqobile Khanyile, Ms Zama Ngcobo, and Ms Zinhle Nhlumayo.Nine students from the Centre for Communication, Media and Society (CCMS) in the School of Applied Human Sciences (SAHS) received full tuition bursaries from East Coast Radio (ECR), KwaZulu-Natal’s leading commercial radio station.
Dr Clinton Veale of the School of Chemistry and Physics.Click here for isiZulu version
Dr Clinton Veale of the School of Chemistry and Physics has been appointed to serve as the African regional co-coordinator for the membership outreach and services committee of the International Chemical Biology Society
OT student, Ms Jenna Saxby assists a client online.UKZN Occupational Therapist (OT) students on the Westville campus in co-operation with the South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG) are offering free personalised online individual comfort sessions for those who need help.
Education student’s work together to produce study guides for Grades 11 and 12.
Professor Tricia Naicker, Associate Professor at UKZN’s College of Health Sciences.Click here for isiZulu version
The youngest Associate Professor at UKZN’s College of Health Sciences, Professor Tricia Naicker, has been awarded the 2020 Raikes Medal by the South African Chemical Institute.
Social Sciences academic, Professor Radhamany Sooryamoorthy.
Wonder Women in Science 2020: Dr Bongiwe Mshengu, Professor Suna Kassier, Dr Joy Adu, Dr Lorika Beukes, and Dr Hloniphile Sithole Mthethwa are joined by emcee Mr Katlego Maboe, performer Lira, Dr T and scholars from the WWIS webinar.About 600 people registered for this year’s Wonder Women in Science (WWIS) webinar, which celebrated achievements of the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science’s (CAES) five “Wonder Women”.
Webinar organisers, Ms Normah Zondo and Mr Raymond Perrier.
UKZN Social Sciences student, Ms Nomfundo Mayeza.
