The Division of Medical Physiology is responsible for the learning and teaching of human physiology in the following undergraduate and postgraduate programmes:

Undergraduate programmes

Ilhaam Groenewald was present when, at a historic meeting held at the University of Port Elizabeth on 16 April 1994, the major role players in tertiary sport unanimously agreed to join forces and establish a united non-racial national...

The BSc (Hons) Course in the Division of Medical Physiology at the University of Stellenbosch is aimed at introducing BSc graduates who majored in Physiology, and persons with Medical and Dental qualifications to the Science of Physiology...

In addition to the Honours program, the Division also offers degree programs for MSc and PhD students. Both programs are research and thesis driven (no coursework).

Stellenbosch University (SU) will be represented by eight finalists at the 2016/2017 National Science and Technology Forum (NSTF)/South32 Awards – a new record for SU. Three of the eight finalists will be competing in more than one category...

Stellenbosch University's annual International Open Access Week

​Reduce, Reuse, Recycle is far more than just a catchy slogan at Stellenbosch University (SU). The three Rs inform our entire waste management system and have been the impetus for a number of innovative campus projects. A few examples are...

The Division of Medical Physiology is responsible for the Physiology component of the MMed (Part1) course as part of specialist training in a variety of health disciplines. This is a self-study course, which is the same for everyone...

The Division of Medical Physiology conducts relevant and impactful biomedical research and our Division is passionate about making an impact on the community and society we serve and form part of.