Admission points of 38 are required together with program-specific admission
requirements: An admission may be made at a much higher level than these minimum requirements
This is the most common path for MBChB graduates. As a medical practitioner, you can work in various settings, including public hospitals, private practices, clinics, and rural areas. You’ll be responsible for diagnosing and treating patients, providing preventive care, and promoting health.
After gaining experience as a medical practitioner, you can specialize in a particular field of medicine. This requires further training through residency programs. Some popular specializations in South Africa include:
If you have a passion for scientific inquiry, you can pursue a career in medical research. You can work in universities, research institutions, or pharmaceutical companies to develop new treatments, vaccines, and medical technologies.
Share your knowledge and expertise by becoming a medical educator. You can teach medical students at universities, train residents, or work as a continuing medical education (CME) coordinator.
Contribute to improving the health of communities by working in public health. You can focus on areas such as epidemiology, health policy, or healthcare administration. You might work for government agencies, NGOs, or international organizations.
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