Stellenbosch University

Division of Clinical and Radiation Oncology

The Division of Clinical and Radiation Oncology, housed within the Department of Medical Imaging and Clinical Oncology operates at Stellenbosch University and Tygerberg Academic Hospital and provides cancer care for a large section of the Western Cape community. Our facilities include modern radiation equipment and a dedicated chemotherapy suite. We are an established academic training centre for Clinical Oncologists from South Africa, the rest of the African continent, and beyond. 

We are proud to be one of the largest training centres for radiation oncology in South Africa, attracting registrars from across the continent. Our department has pioneered new radiotherapy protocols and advanced targeted therapies that have improved survival rates and quality of life. Through ongoing research and robust international collaboration, we continuously drive advancements in cancer treatment and shape the future of oncology in Africa.

Contact us
+27 21 938 4727
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+27 21 938 5992
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Physical address
Tygerberg Campus
Francie van Zijl Drive
 

“Our department has pioneered new radiotherapy protocols and advanced targeted therapies that have improved survival rates and quality of life.”

Our programmes

Clinical Oncology Training

A structured four-year full-time training programme for registrars, accredited by the Colleges of Medicine of South Africa. The programme includes theoretical and practical training, preparing specialists for the FC Rad Onc qualification.

Radiation Therapy

Advanced training in external beam radiation therapy and brachytherapy, equipping professionals with the skills to deliver targeted, effective cancer treatment.

Chemotherapy and Medical Oncology

A focused programme on systemic cancer treatments, including chemotherapy and immunotherapy, designed to provide patients with evidence-based care.

Research in Radiation Oncology

A strong research component integrated into training ensures that students develop the skills to contribute to scientific advancements in cancer care.

Multidisciplinary Cancer Care

Training in collaborative oncology, where specialists develop personalised treatment plans that integrate surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy.