Author: mobilees

The Department of Consumer Sciences at the University of Zululand recently conducted training in agro-processing and food preservation for students of Siyazisiza Trust. Through its strong commitment to community engagement, this department continues to make significant strides in supporting youth-led… Read More

The UNIZULU Engineering Breakfast on 22nd May 2025 was an epic morning of inspiration and networking. Held at our new Engineering Building located on our Richards Bay Campus, the event brought together industry leaders and engineering students for a powerhouse… Read More

The University of Zululand (UNIZULU) proudly welcomed the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) for a comprehensive five-year accreditation audit of its Bachelor of Science Honours in Biokinetics programme. This recently conducted evaluation was to ensure that graduates are… Read More

University of Zululand | The Department of Nursing Science, under the Faculty of Science, Agriculture and Engineering, hosted its Nursing Pledge and Pinning Ceremony at Chapel. This significant event marked a proud milestone as students pledged their commitment to compassionate,… Read More

The Faculty of Science, Agriculture and Engineering (FSAE) Student Council recently held a seminar titled “Fostering Entrepreneurial Success Through Innovation and Financial Literacy”. What Went Down? FSAE student council brought together industry experts from ABSA, EDHE, and brilliant minds from… Read More

The Faculty of Science, Agriculture, and Engineering, through its Department of Computer Science recently launched the Telkom-National Research Foundation (NRF) Future Technologies Programme Project at the newly constructed Engineering Building on the Richards Bay campus. The primary objective of this… Read More

Aphiwe and Minenhle Zikalala, 21-year-old twins from Chappies in Mandeni have found their “home away from home” at the University of Zululand (UNIZULU). Born and raised in Eshowe, they moved to Mandeni after their father’s passing and completed their matriculation… Read More

The opening of the South African Master of Ocean Sciences (SAMOS) project was welcomed by the choir of Nelson Mandela University, which delivered a heartfelt introduction, extending a warm greeting to all attendees at this momentous occasion. The launch took place from 8-10 April 2025, hosted in Gqeberha, South Africa, Nelson Mandela University. This marked the beginning of a dynamic three-year initiative, coordinated by the University of Brest (France), and funded by the European Commission under the Erasmus+ Capacity Building in the field of Higher Education (CBHE) programme.