Master of Medicine in Radiation Therapy at Stellenbosch University

Programme overview

The Master of Medicine in Radiation Therapy trains medical doctors in the non-surgical management of cancer, mainly radiation and chemotherapy, to the standard of the HPCSA and the College of Radiation Oncologists of the Colleges of Medicine of South Africa.

Faculty: Medicine and Health Sciences | Department: Medical Imaging and Clinical Oncology | Duration: Four years | Location: Stellenbosch, Western Cape, South Africa

What you will study

Part I covers Anatomy (Radiological Therapy), Radiobiology and Radiation Physics; Part II is Radiotherapy and Radio-isotopes, together with a Research Assignment.

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Entry requirements

Programme-specific (MMed programmes in general): an MBChB degree from Stellenbosch University or another qualification considered sufficient, held for at least three years before application, and registration with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) as a medical practitioner in the independent practice category. Registration as an MMed student requires a registrar post with the Western Cape Provincial Department of Health and Wellness or the National Health Laboratory Service (exceptions: occasional students attempting primary subjects, and students who have completed training time and only need to finish the research assignment). Selection is competitive and meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Supporting documents: proof of professional registration.

The application fee is R100 for South African citizens, permanent residents and refugee, asylum seeker and diplomatic status holders, and R400 for international applicants. Stellenbosch Business School applicants pay R1050 for the MBA and R850 for other SBS programmes. Some applicants are exempt; application fees are non-refundable.

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