Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences in Human Physiology
Study Discipline: Medical & Health Sciences
Study Programme Details
| City: | Johannesburg |
| Country: | South Africa |
| Admission Sessions: | Summer Session |
| Mode of Study: | Fully on Site |
About this Study Course
Embark on a profound intellectual journey with the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences in Human Physiology at the University of Johannesburg. This distinguished qualification is designed to empower qualifying students with advanced critical, analytical, problem-solving, and reflective competencies, enabling them to make an original and novel contribution to the knowledge content of Human Physiology through independent research.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of health sciences, this program stands as a testament to academic excellence, fostering a culture of innovation and groundbreaking research. As a doctoral candidate, you will delve into current trends and future possibilities in the realm of Human Physiology, preparing to make a lasting impact in your chosen field.
Overview
Elevate your academic journey with the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences in Human Physiology, denoted by the code P9H15Q. This program, accredited at NQF Level 10, unfolds a transformative experience that goes beyond traditional learning. Whether you choose the part-time or full-time pathway, the program spans 360 credits, aligning with SAQA standards (SAQA: 96969), and unfolds over two intellectually enriching years.
Situated at the vibrant Doornfontein campus, this doctoral program is not just a pursuit of knowledge but a commitment to making a groundbreaking contribution to the understanding of Human Physiology. The dynamic blend of theoretical rigor and practical research opportunities sets the stage for doctoral candidates to redefine the boundaries of human physiological knowledge.
Admission Requirements
The minimum admission requirement is the possession of an MSc in Human Physiology with a programme specific minimum level of competency on NQF Level 9, generating a minimum of 180 credits.
- Advanced Research Methodology in Health Sciences
- Current Trends in Human Physiology
- Dissertation Proposal and Defense
- Independent Research Project
- Thesis Writing and Defense
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Future Career Outcomes
The success stories of our doctoral alumni are a testament to the program’s ability to cultivate leaders and innovators in the field of Human Physiology. Graduates seamlessly integrate into various industries, bringing with them not just theoretical knowledge but also a wealth of practical research experience.
In an ever-evolving job market, our alumni stand out for their adaptability, critical thinking, and the ability to drive positive change in the field of health sciences. As a doctoral candidate, envision a future where your research contributes to the advancement of Human Physiology and influences positive outcomes in global health.
Related Career Pathways
Academic Scholar and Professor, Clinical Nurse Specialist in Mental Health, Health Advocacy Specialist, Research Scientist
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