Law of South Africa‘s youngest author, Dr Bonginkosi Shozi graduated with a PhD in Law.
PhD graduate, Dr Janine Hicks.PhD dissertation recommendations by gender equality advocate and School of Law academic Dr Janine Hicks have found their way into proposed law reform on access to maternity benefits for self-employed women in the informal economy.
MBA graduate, Ms Busisiwe Ramabodu. 
Dr Kenneth Ngwenya received a doctoral degree in Supply Chain Management.Research titled: Optimising Socio-Economic Benefits through Competitive Logistics Systems, Infrastructure and Novel Concepts for the Durban Aerotropolis, culminated in Dr Kenneth Ngwenya being awarded his doctoral degree in Supply Chain Management.
Masters graduate, Ms Sasha Beharilal.Master of Commerce in Leadership Studies graduate and privacy attorney Ms Sasha Beharilal’s research aimed to establish the level of cybersecurity awareness at small and mid-size enterprises (SMEs) against the backdrop of businesses continuing to accelerate their digital transformation due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
PhD graduate, Dr Mlondi Vilakazi.The potential of the Black Industrialist Programme established by the Government to further develop South Africa and set up the country for more industrialisation was researched by Graduate School of Business and Leadership (GSB&L) academic Dr Mlondi Vilakazi.
Ms Michaela Rae Steytler received her Master’s in Medical Law cum laude.Cum laude graduate Ms Michaela Rae Steytler says her decision not to follow a career in law and rather secure a National Research Foundation scholarship to pursue a Masters in Medical Law degree has proved rewarding.
Ms Dharini Rangasamy graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Laws degree.
From top left: Professor Maxwell Phiri with PhD graduates Drs Patson Chawuruka, More Chinakidzwa, Mirriam Jengeta and Shem Sikombe.School of Management, Information Technology and Governance academic Professor Maxwell Phiri supervised four students who were awarded PhDs during UKZN’s 2021 Spring Graduation.
From top left: Dr Emmanuel Mutambara with graduates: Drs Shamola Pramjeeth, Godfrey Tambudzayi Musabayana, Webster Funhiro, (bottom left) Renee Naidoo, Tshifhiwa Gift Mulaudzi and Bulelwa Mduba.Graduate School of Business and Leadership (GSB&L) academic Dr Emmanuel Mutambara supervised six students who were awarded PhDs during UKZN’s 2021 Spring Graduation.
Master of Laws graduate, Ms Lynndene Raymond.The issue of job security - brought into sharp focus following the outbreak of the pandemic - spurred Master of Laws graduate Ms Lynndene Raymond into researching the regulation of electronic disciplinary proceedings in a post COVID-19 environment.
PhD graduate, Dr Lungile Ntombela.The role of legislation and workplace policies in shaping the workplace experiences of sexuality and gender “non-normative” employees in corporate workplaces in KwaZulu-Natal was examined in research which secured School of Management, Information Technology and Governance academic Dr Lungile Ntombela a PhD.
Ms Emily Lewis earned a Master of Laws cum laude.
Dr Lizanani Nleya received a Doctor of Business Administration degree.
Ms Verushka Kowlesur graduated with an MBA degree cum laude.Challenges involved in changing jobs during the first-year of her studies coupled with pursuing a degree during a pandemic were among hurdles overcome by Master of Business Administration cum laude graduate Ms Verushka Kowlesur.
Cum laude graduate, Ms Amy Gevers.LLM in Maritime Law cum laude graduate and admitted attorney Ms Amy Gevers says unanswered questions in two court cases she was involved in while practising as an attorney led to her doing research on them for her degree.
Ms Nokwanda Jali received a Master of Commerce in Leadership Studies.
Summa cum laude graduate, Ms Amy Wagner.Top achiever Ms Amy Wagner has done it again! Her latest qualification - a Master of Commerce in Economics degree - has been awarded summa cum laude.
