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Program: MPhil Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (Coursework)

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Code Faculty
10250504 Faculty of Health Sciences
Credits Duration
Minimum duration of study: 2 jaar Totale krediete: 180
Contact:
Prof RJ Green
[email protected]
+27 (0)123545277

Admission requirements

Also consult General Regulations

  1. Registration as a specialist in the base or one of the base specialities of the HSPSA against the relevant subspeciality.
  2. Appointed against an HPCSA-approved training number.

Contact department before application.

Examinations and pass requirements

  1. Submission of a satisfactory logbook of clinical cases prior to admission to writing the examination of the relevant College of Medicine.
  2. Successful completion of the examination of the relevant College of Medicine will constitute credit for the Part 1 of the relevant MPhil degree.
  3. Candidates who register for the relevant Part 2 of the MPhil degree and complete the required dissertation or approved equivalent such as a published paper or paper submitted for publication will be awarded the MPhil degree.

Pass with distinction

The degree will be conferred with distinction on candidates who obtain a mark of 75% or more for Part 2 (the dissertation). Part 1 will be awarded only as a Pass or Fail.

Minimum krediete: 120

Core modules

Minimum krediete: 60

Core modules


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