
Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan.
Clinical Sociologist within the School of Social Sciences Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan has been appointed as a Trustee to the KwaZulu-Natal Children’s Hospital Trust (KZNCHT). The KZN Children’s Hospital on the
Clinical Sociologist within the School of Social Sciences Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan has been appointed as a Trustee to the KwaZulu-Natal Children’s Hospital Trust (KZNCHT). The KZN Children’s Hospital on the
The International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration (IASIA), headquartered in Belgium held its 2024 annual conference from 1-5 July 2024 in Bloemfontein, South Africa under the theme, Alternative
The College of Humanities’ recent Postdoctoral Forum launch tackled issues around academia and macro-global issues which necessitates internalisation in the context of Higher Education, a positive shift in entrepreneurship alongside
The extraordinary life of South African human rights activist, academic, author, prisoner and sociologist Professor Fatima Meer was commemorated at the second annual memorial lecture at UKZN. Meer’s grandson Mr
Professor Radhamany Sooryamoorthy from the School of Social Sciences and Professor Ernest Khalema, the Dean and Head of the School of Built Environment and Development Studies, recently edited a timely
The Political Sciences programme of the International and Public Affairs (IPA) cluster in the School of Social Sciences in collaboration with the Durban University of Technology’s (DUT) Centre for African
Clinical Sociologist within the School of Social Sciences Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan has been appointed Vice-President of the Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology (AACS). The Association promotes the application of
Three UKZN academics, Ms Sbusisiwe Philile Gwala (Political Science), Dr Cheryl Mohamed Sayeed (Public Policy) and Dr Lubna Nadvi (Political Science and International Relations) from the School of Social Sciences
Senior lecturer in the School of Social Sciences Dr Joseph Rukema was recently a visiting professor at Morgan State University (MSU) in Maryland in the United States where he presented
Dean and Head of the School of Social Sciences, Professor Vivian Ojong delivered her virtual inaugural lecture titled: “Territories in Flow and Flux”: Anthropological Knowledge and Virtual Communities. Said Ojong,
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