Fourth year Biological Science for Educators students from the School of Education engaged in an advocacy service-learning community engagement/outreach as part of their module to
The College of Humanities is engaged with the Curriculum Transformation Project, headed by Professor Labby Ramrathan from the School of Education. Through the office of the College Dean of Teaching and Learning, Professor Ruth Hoskins …
UKZN students enjoy a study tour in Germany. Eight Bachelor of Education students from the School of Education went on an intensive eight-day Teacher Education
Sixty final-year pre-service Science teachers got involved in agricultural-garden projects on UKZN’s Edgewood campus to help equip themselves with environment-friendly skills and knowledge to take
Highlights from the Corporal Punishment Colloquium. Prof. Thabo Msibi The School of Education recently hosted the first in a series of five colloquia on safer,
Dr Marshall Maposa is the proud recipient of the prestigious Thomas Pringle award for Best Education article. Dr Marshall Maposa Dr Marshall Maposa, a lecturer
UKZN’s School of Education and the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics (SRPC), in collaboration with the University Language Planning and Development Office and the
The School of Education recently held its annual Student Excellence Awards ceremony on the Edgewood campus to honour its top performing students for their hard
Professor Labby Ramrathan, an academic from the School of Education, recently presented his inaugural lecture on teachers, teaching and transforming education. Apart from dedicating the
Mr McDonald Mnelemba is ecstatic to have graduated summa cum laude with his Master’s in Education following research that looked at creativity in students’ design