UKZN’s Aerospace Systems Research Group with the Phoenix-1B Mk I hybrid rocket and the record-breaking Phoenix-1B Mk IIr hybrid rocket launching at Denel Overberg Test Range. Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN’s much anticipated Phoenix hybrid rocket test flight at the world-class Denel Overberg Test Range in the Western Cape was a resounding, record-breaking success.
CHS academics with the WHO delegation.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN’s Discipline of Nursing has been designated once again as a World Health Organization Collaborating Centre (WHOCC) for Nursing and Midwifery in the Africa region.
Ms Amina Suliman.UKZN InQubate - the Technology Transfer Office of UKZN - in partnership with Adams & Adams Attorneys - one of SA`s largest Intellectual Property law firms - hosted a webinar titled: Protecting Trade Marks in South Africa and How to Use Trade Marks Effectively as Commercial Tools.
Medical student, adventurer and now author - Mr Ashiq Pramchand has just published his first book.
Professor Sadhana Manik. 
The School of Engineering is transforming its undergraduate curriculum in a world significantly impacted by the 4th Industrial Revolution.
UKZN’s Maritime Law and Maritime Studies Unit welcomes new students.
UKZN and HEARD launch a book focused on preventing HIV among young people.Efforts to confront and reduce the high level of new HIV infections among young people in Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA) are explored in a new book - edited by two UKZN academics - launched during an online event hosted by the University and the Health Economics and HIV/AIDS Research Division (HEARD).
PhD student and plant breeder Ms Marylyn Christian.Click here for isiZulu version
PhD student Marylyn Christian says what she loves most about researching plant breeding is that her projects have a purpose and can be applied to industry.
Dr Maud Mthembu (right) distributes the COVID-19 children’s book to the Mseleni Children’s Home in northern KwaZulu-Natal.Click here for isiZulu version
Social Work lecturer Dr Maud Mthembu of the School of Applied Human Sciences led a team that wrote an isiZulu children’s book about COVID-19 titled: Uhambo lwami ngesikhathi sekhovithi - My journey during COVID-19.
CANSA MLCCP Volunteers attending a five-day Palliative Care training, to equip them with the skills and knowledge for Palliative Care services as they will be providing such education and awareness to community members in the five identified communities as per the MLCCP project.
Professor Hangwelani Magidimisha-Chipungu. 
Equipment donated to the School of Engineering in memory of Mr Sean Kimmerling.
Clockwise from the left: Mrs Zandile Peters, Mrs Zandile Shezi, Mr Musawenkosi Makhoba and Miss Ayanda Gina
Examples of non-native small mammal species being sold as pets in South Africa.
