Seasoned and young researchers were honoured for their achievements and contributions during the University’s annual

Dr Nontembeko (Ntemsie) Dube, who graduated with a doctorate in Entomology at UKZN’s September Graduation

UKZN hosted a unique fashion show on the Howard College campus as part of a

The Science and Technology Educational Centre at UKZN (STEC@UKZN) hosted Grade 8 and 9 learners

In an effort to attract top performers to the field of data analytics and ensure

Third-year students in the Construction Studies Discipline at UKZN have been part of a great

UKZN was well represented at the Second International Symposium on Moringa (ISM) held at the Council for

Dr Julia Sibiya of the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) has been selected as

Agricultural Economics scholar, Mr Lateef Bello received an award for the best poster in the

Long serving staff members in the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science were recognised for

The College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES) has donated over 100 toys to the

Over 100 final year students displayed their innovative final year projects to hundreds of external

At the 61st Conference of the South African Statistical Association, held at Nelson Mandela University,

The annual Durban Research Action Partnership (D’RAP) Research Symposium presented an opportunity for students conducting research as

Mr Hillary Mugiyo, a PhD candidate in the Discipline of Crop Science at UKZN, received

Master’s candidate in the School of Chemistry and Physics, Mr Aaron Folkard received the Clariant award

PhD candidate and Development Lecturer in the Discipline of Biochemistry, Ms Seipati Mokhosi, participated in

Ukulinga Research Farm at UKZN is the only research site in Africa that forms part

Research and innovation to improve and contribute to society is the main foundation of the

The Pietermaritzburg Campus Management Forum (PCMF) has launched its Green Campus Campaign, an initiative that encourages students and

Honorary research fellow, Dr Tafadzwa Mabhaudhi and senior lecturer in Crop Science, Dr Alfred Odindo

UKZN Geology alumnus, Dr Nigel Hicks, and current PhD candidate, Ms Lynette Kirkpatrick, presented keynote

Integrated, innovative postharvest technologies are capable of reducing losses in horticultural crops, says Professor Tilahun

A new Research Commons has been launched at the EG Malherbe Library on UKZN’s Howard