UKZN’s Culture Cluster in the School of Social Sciences within the College of Humanities recently hosted a Tourism Symposium titled: Rethinking Tourism for the benefit of the Culture and Heritage
UKZN Clinical Sociologist recently delivered a keynote address on Distinctive and Continued Phases of Global South Migration: Human Security; Gender; Geography; Race and Class Intersections to members of the Brazilian
Sisters and best friends, Ms Sibusisiwe and Ms Dintle Masondo enjoyed raiding each another’s closets, choosing each other’s outfits, and dressing-up together ahead of their graduation ceremonies in which they
An excited Dr Takunda Mathathu graduated from UKZN recently with his PhD in Sociology for his research that explored Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and lived experiences of rural women residing in
UKZN academic Professor Rozena Maart hosted an online symposium related to the feature – Decoloniality and Decolonial Education: South Africa and the World – she edited in the journal ALTERNATION.
Mr Mphathesithe Mkhize graduated with his Master of Social Sciences. His research on Localising the Sustainable Development Goals in Rural Municipalities through Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships: A case study of Nkandla Local
This year’s oldest UKZN graduate Mr Bonginkosi Mshengu (69) has been awarded a BA Honours degree in Political Science, realising his long-held desire of obtaining a postgraduate qualification. Mshengu, who
UKZN staffer Mrs Ronica Bagwandin and her son Nervay graduated together – Ronica with a Bachelor of Social Sciences degree and Nervay a Postgraduate Diploma (Hons) in BCom Accounting. Mom
Ms Theshaya Naidoo scored 16 distinctions during studies for her Bachelor of Social Sciences degree she achieved with a cum laude pass. Naidoo said she was proud to be following
PhD student in Anthropology, Ms Gugulethu Zondi has published an English study guide titled Dried Ink 101 English Study Guide. The guide uses simple terminology to explain the building blocks