The Social Work Discipline hosted a successful academic-industry partnership workshop at the Unite Building that was attended by social work supervisors from different organisations including the Departments of Health and
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Social Work Academics present research at International Conference in India
Social Work academics Drs Thembelihle Makhanya and Siphiwe Motloung co-presented a paper at the International Conference on Health Promotion: Global Perspectives and Practices, held at the Rajagiri College of Social
Academics Present Research at National Global Change Conference
UKZN Social Work academics Mr Bongane Mzinyane, Dr Thembelihle Makhanya, and Dr Mbongeni Sithole presented papers at the fifth National Global Change Conference held at the University of Free State.
Fostering Mental Health During Turbulent Times Through an Afrocentric Approach
The College of Humanities and the School of Applied Human Sciences recently hosted a wellness webinar on the topic of “Fostering Mental Health During Turbulent Times: An Afrocentric Approach”, presented
Research Psychology Masters Students visit HSRC Centre
Six Masters in Social Science Research Psychology students and their lecturer Professor Mary van der Riet visited the Human Sciences Research Council’s (HSRC)Centre for Community Based Research (CCBR) in Sweetwaters outside
CCMS Postgraduate Students Benefit from Netflix Creative Equity Fund
The Netflix Creative Equity Fund has provided a variety of graduate students in UKZN’s School of Applied Human Sciences (SAHS) with funding to assist them continue with their studies and
Social Work Academic Presents Research at International Conference in Kenya
Social Work academic Dr. Thembelihle Makhanya presented her research at an international conference as part of the inauguration of the Association of Social Work Educators in Kenya (ASWEK). The conference
Connections Between Unemployment and Drugs from the 19th Century to the Era of Whoonga
The College of Humanities recently hosted a webinar on Drugs at Work – Connections Between Work/Unemployment and Drugs from the 19th Century to the Era of Whoonga, presented by Professor
Social Sciences Honours Degree for Hardworking UKZN Staffer
UKZN staff member, Mrs Ronica Bagwandin, is thrilled to be graduating with her Honours degree in Criminology and Forensic Studies. Achieving four certificates of merit and two As during her
Community-led AIDS Interventions Examined in PhD Research
Dr Mkhonzeni Gumede, UKZN lecturer in the Centre for Communication, Media and Society (CCMS) graduated with his PhD in Media and Communication for investigating lessons learnt from community-led AIDS interventions
