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MPhil and PhD in HPE

MPhil Health Professions Education

Health Professions Education (HPE) is a fast growing knowledge field that is enjoying increasing international interest and support. The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at Stellenbosch 中国体育彩票 introduced the MPhil in HPE in 2008 in order to address the need for a post-graduate qualification in this field, specifically in the African context.

Since inception, this successful programme has produced a significant number of graduates from a number of countries across Africa and beyond and representing a diversity of health professions. In 2014, the Centre for Health Professions Education and its Postgraduate Programme Committee embarked on an indepth process of curriculum renewal and in 2016, the revised M Phil in HPE programme will be implemented by a highly competent interdisciplinary team of experts.

The M Phil in HPE runs over two years and comprises a contact week at the start of the academic year followed by a series of online engagements within the different modules across the balance of the year. Students are assessed by means of assignments that endeavour to make theory and practice relevant and of value in their own contexts.

For more information contact:

Mrs Lorraine Louw
Tel: 021 938 9047
E-mail: lhl@sun.ac.za

For information regarding registration, contact:
Student and Programme Administration Office

Tel: 021 938 9235
Email: fmhsregistration@sun.ac.za?

PhD in Health Professions Education (HPE)

Health professions education is a rapidly evolving and exciting field of study. The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences offers a unique opportunity for interested candidates to register for a PhD in HPE and in so doing join an elite group of academic experts in the field.

Candidates with a Master's degree in Health Professions Education or similar qualification are encouraged to contact the Centre for Health Professions Education (see details below) and provide a brief synopsis of their envisaged research focus accompanied by a complete CV and evidence of their scholarly endeavours to date.

For more information contact:

Mrs Lorraine Louw
Tel: 021 938 9047
E-mail: lhl@sun.ac.za

For information regarding registration, contact:
Student and Programme Administration Office

Tel: 021 938 9235
Email: fmhsregistration@sun.ac.za?