Bachelor of Science Honours in Morphological Sciences
The Bachelor of Science Honours in Morphological Sciences is a one-year full-time programme starting in early January. It provides a strong theoretical and practical foundation in morphological sciences, combining advanced study in anatomy and histology with a substantial research project.
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When applying
Please note that selection for postgraduate programmes is highly competitive. Meeting the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission to the programme.
Minimum admission requirements
Specific admission requirements
• A relevant BSc degree from a recognised university, with appropriate subjects such as Physiology, Histology, Zoology or Anatomy as majors.
• Additional work may be required for majors in other subjects, such as Genetics or Microbiology, or with a BTech degree.
• A pass mark of 60% or more in the final year.
• You may be requested to complete Stellenbosch University’s academic English language proficiency test.
Programme structure
Duration of programme
The programme extends over one year on a full-time basis.
Please note:
The formal programme starts in the first week of January.
Programme content
The General Macroscopic Anatomy and Histology module, as well as the research project, are presented for the duration of the programme. Morphological Sciences Research Project 775(60)
General Microscopic Anatomy and Histology 775(60)
Assessment and examination
• You must pass each module with a final mark of 50% to obtain the degree.
• The year mark is compiled of the following assessment opportunities:
o the research project entails the assessment of a written report and oral presentations;
o for all the themes within the General Macroscopic Anatomy and Histology module, written tests and/or practical tests, and reports or portfolios will be assessed.