The School strives to provide a learning environment that prepares students to acquire skills necessary for meeting societal needs. We seek to produce wholesome graduates
The College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science still has places available in its first-year programmes for funded or self-funded students for second semester
Take a look at all the information that was discussed at our virtual Open Day webinar.
We are pleased to share a recording of our virtual graduation ceremony as well as stories from some of our top-achieving graduates.
A dialogue to strengthen plant breeding and to make the case for investing in demand-led plant breeding in Southern Africa
A burning desire to improve the lot of small-scale farmers like his parents inspired Dr William Suvi to pursue a career in plant breeding.
The 4th Industrial Revolution has seen an increase in the use of spatial data for decision-making in line with promoting evidence-based and knowledge driven economies. Responding to these paradigm shifts, a new programme (BSc GIS-EO), has been created in the School of Agricultural Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES).
Award-winning senior PhD student in the Discipline of Horticultural Science, Mr Bonga Ngcobo is researching innovative and sustainable practices to enhance the quality and yield of
Umgeni Water has extended their funding of UKZN water resources management, innovation and research for a further 10 years. The Chair in Water Resources Management
The College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science celebrated our PhD graduates in a series of virtual ceremonies.