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7 Full-time Master's in Physiology in South Africa
Physiological Sciences Stellenbosch University
4,4(123)Stellenbosch, South Africa Top 5% in WorldwideThe Department of Physiological Sciences at the Stellenbosch University undertakes investigative research to better understand the health challenges facing South Africa. We have several research groupings - headed up by excellent principal investigators - that tackle a variety of disease states.
Human Physiology University of Johannesburg
4,3(229)Johannesburg, South Africa Top 6% in WorldwideThe primary purpose of this MHS in Human Physiology from University of Johannesburg is to provide qualifying students with the ability to perform independent scientific research and contribute to the knowledge of and in Human Physiology through the specific discipline of research.
Medical Physiology Stellenbosch University
4,4(123)Stellenbosch, South Africa Top 5% in WorldwideMedical Physiology from from Stellenbosch University entail an independent research project, resulting in a thesis that constitutes 100% of the final mark of the programme. The subject of the research project is selected to support the Faculty’s research focus areas.
Human Physiology University of Pretoria
4,2(183)Pretoria, South Africa Top 7% in WorldwideHuman Physiology from University of Pretoria aims to maintain health standards through quality education, research and community service.
Endocrinology Stellenbosch University
4,4(123)Stellenbosch, South Africa Top 5% in WorldwideThe vision of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS), which offers the Endocrinology programme at the Stellenbosch University, is to promote health and equality in South Africa and beyond.
Paediatric Endocrinology Stellenbosch University
4,4(123)Stellenbosch, South Africa Top 5% in WorldwideStellenbosch University's Paediatric Endocrinology programme extends over 2 years.
Physiology University of Kwazulu Natal
3,8(153)Durban, South Africa Top 7% in WorldwideThe School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences (SLMMS) at University of Kwazulu Natal combines the disciplines associated with Pathology and Laboratory Medicine with the basic Medical Sciences of Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry, which underpin the clinical curricula.