The College is committed to the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s vision of being the premier university of African Scholarship. It strives to play a transformational role in the development of South Africa and the continent while providing a meaningful contribution to global knowledge production

The College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science still has places available in its first-year programmes for funded or self-funded students.

We have made plans to assist first-years who are unable to access lecture material and other learning activities, because of delays with registration.

Click here for English version Indikimba yoSuku LwezeMpilo Emhlabeni, olugujwe mhla we-7 kuMbasa, ‘bekungukwakha umhlaba ongcono nonempilo kuwo wonke umuntu.’ Lolusuku lugujwa minyaka yonke ukufundisa ngezihloko ezimqoka ezihlukene ngezempilo, lapho kugcizelelwa khona umgomo womthethosisekelo we-World Health Organization othi ‘ukuthola izinga eliphezulu lezempilo ngelinye lamalungelo amqoka abo bonke abantu, kungakhathaleke hlanga,...

Click here for isiZulu version Economic Geology lecturer Dr Lauren Hoyer has been interviewed by SAFM about an article she co-wrote with two colleagues titled: Why African Countries Must Invest More in Earth Sciences. Her co-authors were postdoctoral researcher Dr Michelle North and senior lecturer Dr Warwick Hastie. Their article,...

More than 336 delegates from all around the world participated in a webinar on Groundwater for Water Security in Africa organised by the Centre for Water Resources Research (CWRR) at UKZN. The event contributed to United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) programmes and activities aimed at strengthening the...