Faculty of Health Sciences
- About Faculty of Health Sciences
- Message from the Dean
- History of Faculty of Health Sciences
- Programmes
- PhD in Health Sciences
- Academic Health Service Complex
- Teaching Platform
- Community Engagement
- Research
- Linkages - National and International
- Prospective Students
- Regulations for Registered Students
- General Information
- Health Sciences Resource Centre
- Degrees and Postgraduate Diplomas offered by Faculty
- Undergraduate Degrees
- Postgraduate Dip & Degrees
- Postgraduate Diploma: Chemical Pathology
- Postgraduate Diploma: Health Promotion
- Bachelor of Nursing (Hons)
- Bachelor of Science (Hons) (Medical Microbiology)
- Bachelor of Science (Hons) (Biochemistry)
- Bachelor of Science (Hons) (Physiological Sciences)
- Master of Science in Medical Microbiology
- Master of Science in Medical Biochemistry
- Master of Science In Physiological Sciences
- Master of Public Health
- Master of Nursing
- Master of Science in Health Promotion
- Master of Medicine (M Med)
- Special Programmes
- Health Sciences Research Ethics & Biosafety Committee
Medicine Programmes
- Our MBChB programme started in 1985 with a traditional programme and later adopted the innovative curriculum based on problem-based learning and community-based education.
- Learning in the community is also introduced early in the curriculum and the time spent in the community is progressively increased up to final year.
- A curriculum that is integrated with early clinical exposure progressively increasing up to final year.
- Small group learning is a central pillar of our teaching and learning strategy.
- We use an expanded teaching platform across the Eastern Cape Province.
- The Bachelor of Medical Clinical Practice (Clinical Associate Programme) was introduced in 2008 and had an intake of 23 students.
- It follows problem-based, community-based curriculum with about 80% of time spend in District Hospitals and surrounding communities.