The Bachelor of Health Sciences in Radiotherapy at DUT qualifies graduates as radiation therapists registered with the HPCSA — healthcare professionals who plan and deliver ionising radiation treatment for cancer and other abnormal growths. As South Africa confronts a rising cancer burden, particularly in KwaZulu-Natal, the demand for qualified radiation therapists in oncology units has never been greater. The four-year programme develops expertise in treatment planning, radiation physics, patient care, and quality assurance in radiotherapy practice.
English: Level 4
Mathematics: Level 4
Physical Sciences: Level 4
Life Sciences: Level 4
Plus one additional NSC subject: Level 4
Minimum 28 NSC points; applicants placed as 1st choice considered
APS: 28