Several facets of parenthood were captured through research that investigated delicate matters of motherhood, mainly, the impact of both present and absent biological mothers on young mothers in Africa. Dr
Ms Noliwe Gwiza was thrilled to graduate from UKZN with her Master’s in Development Studies for her research that explored the perceptions of social support among individuals living with cancer
Academic and Administrative Coordinator of the BSS4 programme in the College of Humanities, Mr Skhumbuzo Mtolo, graduated with his Master’s in Population Studies for his research that explored the academic,
Mr Nkosiyakhe Shabalala, a social worker at the KZN Department of Social Development (DSD), was thrilled to graduate with his Master’s in Development Studies. His study critically examines Foster Care
Ms Avuyile Siphala and Nokwanda Nxumalo graduated with their Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Sciences degrees respectively, and they are only 19 years old! Siphala, known for her
Dr Lawrence Ogunsanya, UKZN Academic Leader for Architecture, recently graduated with his PhD in Town and Regional Planning. He achieved his dream of getting degrees in the three main disciplines
Multi-talented performer and social activist, Ms Zinhle Madela graduated recently from UKZN with her Postgraduate Diploma in Community and Development studies. ‘I am thrilled to graduate from UKZN again,’ she
Work-life balance experiences during COVID-19: A Case of Academics at a South African University was the title of UKZN staff member and Master of Commerce in Human Resources Management graduate,
Exploring the concept of Gender Mainstreaming in Urban Space to Promote Inclusive Cities: A Case of Warwick Market, earned Ms Kiara Rampaul a Master of Town and Regional Planning degree.