Academic Structure
In terms of academic subdivisions, the university is made up of four colleges, which are in turn made up of several schools. In most cases, a subdivision is spread across one or more of the university's geographical campuses. For example, the Chemistry is located across both Pietermaritzburg and Westville campuses.
College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science
- School of Engineering
- School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences
- School of Chemistry and Physics
- School of Life Sciences
- School Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science
College of Health Sciences
- School of Clinical Medicine
- School of Laboratory Medicine & Medical Sciences
- School of Health Sciences
- School of Nursing & Public Health
College of Humanities
- School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics
- School of Arts
- School of Social Sciences
- School of Applied Human Sciences
- School of Built Environment and Development Studies
- School of Education
College of Law and Management Studies
- Graduate School of Business and Leadership
- School of Accounting, Economics and Finance
- School of Law
- School of Management, IT and Governance
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