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Sted as saréing their eli: ua ee to unre. in < Master's Programme. (Minimum
standarz: 72% average in the lust two years of undergraduate work, with six

ts rst class marks.) Mature students who have graduated some time ago
special consideration to be given to their cases.

St vden Bee Mut past Se i rend wets. Of the Faculty of Graduete

wos: heb SUPE OES -

Because it is an ac’.nc2i ccurse, no University funding wil! be pro~
vided for students. It is aaticipate” that they will seek paid leave from their
posts in the health services or will apply for National Health Grant Fellowships,
Provincial Professional Training crants or for international scholarships. There
may, however, be some opportunities for earning in residency programmes in local
hospitals or regional district authorities during the summer before the second
year.

THE ORGANIZATION OF THE PROGRA?LMIE

The progratunc is planned over two academic years. ...3 time-span may
be shortened by 6 umits for students who have already studie: some <f the pres-
eribed subjects or equivalents. It is anticipated that there would be a heavy
weisht of prescribed courses in the first year, but more individual study towards
& thesis and in elective courses in the second year. The total units in the pro-

Tanne are 30 inclucing credit for two prerequisite courses if taken concurrently.

Studies may be spread over five years but candidates for the M.Sc. are
see ahs to attcad full-tic:. for one ecaston.. Discussions are now vreceedir >

titan Che University avout ixrroveuent of part-time study opportunities, it
thes2 are the present requiremen::. Intend ing students who hrve not corpletred
che prerequisite courses may enrol to take these on a sart-tir. basis oetore

seeking entry to the full-time prozramme. Creu.i iy be given within the Fac.:>
of Medicine.

Students will be required to take other courses in the Department of
Economics and in the Faculty of Commerce and busin s> Administration. They may
also elect to take courses in other Faculties or Department:.

PREREQUISITES

It is anticipated that students will ':.-- prepared tnhecielves, at
ast to some extent, in their first degree and protessioncl training courses
to start on this programae.

There ere four prerequiste courses, two of which may be taken for
eredit concurrently with the rest of the programme in the first year:

(a) idatroduction to clinical medicine (clinical sessions:

chp sstatistics

(c) sociecloczy or social psycholucy

(¢) micro-econonics