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
Clinical Sociologist in the School of Social Sciences, Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan delivered the keynote address at the KwaZulu-Natal Blind and Deaf Society’s Mother’s Month Breakfast. Seedat-Khan emphasised the significance of
Dr Josphine Hapazari, a part-time lecturer at the National University of Lesotho, was thrilled to graduate with a PhD in Sociology for her research that explored the drivers of sexual
Sociology Professor Radhamany Sooryamoorthy in the College of Humanities joined Dr Christine Scherer of the University of Bayreuth, Germany, to co-edit the book: Doctoral Training and Higher Education in Africa.
Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan, a clinical sociologist in the School of Social Sciences, has been awarded her first National Research Foundation (NRF) rating. Seedat-Khan received a C2 rating which recognises her
As part of a transdisciplinary anthropology and agricultural sciences research study, Ms Senelisiwe Ndlela investigated community perceptions of an early lightning warning system in Swayimane, UMshwathi. This study, which is
Cyberstalking in Tanzanian universities was the subject of research by Dr Angela Kavishe, who was awarded a PhD in Sociology for the study, supervised by Professor Maheshvari Naidu. ‘Cyberstalking is
Clinical Sociologist in UKZN’s College of Humanities Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan presented a paper in a plenary session during the Kandivli Education Society’s International virtual conference on the Stress and Mental
Clinical Sociologist in the School of Social Sciences Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan and UKZN alumnus Dr Ara Ramnund-Mansingh are part of the Higher Educational Attainment Inequalities and Single Parent families in
Radhamany Sooryamoorthy, a Professor of Sociology in the School of Social Sciences, has been appointed as a Research Fellow of Stellenbosch University. The three-year appointment is awarded in recognition of