Anthropologist and Academic Leader of Research in the School of Social Sciences, Professor Maheshvari Naidu, delivered a seminar at the 6th Interdisciplinary Conference in Tourism
A group of students and lecturers from the discipline of Cultural and Heritage Tourism within the School of Social Sciences recently visited the northern KwaZulu-Natal
Clinical sociologist Dr Mariam Seedat-Khan from the School of Social Sciences, was recently honoured as one of the 50 KZN Women of Wonder. This is
Howard College Student Representative Council (HSRC) members from the University of KwaZulu-Natal were thrilled to graduate with their undergraduate degrees recently. Ms Thandeka Mkhwane (Community
Author of successful self-help book The Man in Me, Mr Khethani Njoko, recently graduated with his Bachelor of Social Sciences degree from UKZN. ‘I chose
Dr William Muchono and Dr Gabriel Darong were thrilled to graduate with their PhDs in Anthropology recently. Their research was supervised by Professor Maheshvari Naidu,
UKZN staffer Dr Mabuyi Gumede recently graduated with her PhD in Cultural and Heritage Tourism for research that investigated the extent to which the rural
Dr Adegboyega Adedolapo Ola was thrilled to graduate from UKZN with a PhD in Conflict Transformation and Peace Studies following the successful completion of his
Five deserving students from the College of Humanities: Ms Katherine Steinke, Ms Sithokozile Dlamini, Ms Rayne Redinger, Ms Raeesa Mahommed and Ms Brie Parker, have
Humanities Master’s students Ms Nonjabulo Maseko, Ms Samukelisiwe Ndaba, Mr Zakhele Thobela, Mr Seluleko Ngcobo and Mr Comfort Ngcobo were awarded the Rick Turner Scholarship