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Faculty of Health Sciences
  Qualifications
offered
• Diploma in Oral Health
• Bachelor of Communication Pathology (Audiology)
• Bachelor of Communication Pathology (Speech Language Pathology)
• Bachelor of Dental Therapy
• Bachelor of Medical Science (Anatomy)
• Bachelor of Medical Science (Physiology)
• Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
• Bachelor of Optometry
• Bachelor of Pharmacy
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy
• Bachelor of Sport Science
Diploma in Oral Health
KN-W-DOH
The School of Dentistry provides learning opportunities within the field
of Oral Health at undergraduate level. The School subscribes to lifelong
learning and therefore offers two programmes for continuous professional
development. In contributing to the National Health Plan, relevant research
is conducted in this field of study. The Diploma programme aims to train
Oral Health Professionals as part of the dental
team in order play a preventive, promotive, supportive, curative and
rehabilitative role in the public and private sectors.
Entrance requirements
Matriculation exemption is required and a pass in Biology
at HG 'E' or SG 'D', plus an interview. A pass in Physical Science
or Mathematics at HG 'E' or SG 'D' will be an added advantage.
36 matriculation points are required for application.
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Structure of Diploma
Level One
• Academic Skills & Development: Life Skills, Study Skills
• Changing Society: Culture, Ideas & Values
• Psychosocial Orientation For Health Care: Psychological/ Sociological
Perspectives on Health
• Introduction to Anatomy & Neuroanatomy
• General Basic Physiology
• Oral Biology: Structures of the Oral Cavity & Peri Oral Tissues
& Organs
• Anatomy of the Head, Neck & Back
• Oral Biology: Functions of System,
• Organs & Tissues of the Peri-Oral Region
• Cariology, Peridontology & Prevention, Dental Caries (decay),
Peridontal (gum) Diseases & their Prevention
• Community Studies
• Clinical Practice (attendance)
• Radiography & Photography Radio physics, Radiographic Techniques,
Close-up Photography
• English Language Development
Level Two
• Cariology, Periodontology & Prevention
• Community Oral Health (epi/prevention/promotion)
• General Medicine & Special Patients
• General Pathology & General Microbiology
• Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology & Clinical Pharmacology
• Radiography
• Community Oral Health (ethics, law, practice)
• Restorative Dentistry & Dental Materials
• First Aid
• Minor Oral Surgery
• Radiography
• Diagnostics, Infection Control & Dental Specialties
Bachelor
of Communication Pathology (Speech - Language Pathology)
KN-W-BPB
The purpose of this qualification is to provide South Africa, and KwaZulu-Natal
in particular, with skilled Speech-Language Pathologists, to ensure effective,
efficient and accessible speech-language pathology services in the public
and private sectors, e.g., in hospitals, special schools and private practice.
The service delivery will include assessment and treatment of Speech Sound
System Disorders, Voice Disorders, Cleft Palate and other Cranio-facial
Disorders, Fluency Disorders, Developmental Language Disorders, Language
LearningDisability, Neurologically Acquired Speech and Language Disorders
in children and adults as well as individuals with specific disorders
e.g., cerebral palsy, autism and mental handicap.
Entrance requirements
Matriculation exemption is required with a pass in Mathematics,
Physical Science or Biology at HG 'E' or SG 'D'. Admission is
by selection. 36 Matriculation points are required for application.
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Degree Structure
Level One
• Introduction to Communication Pathology
• Speech & Hearing Science
• Phonetics & Linguistics 1
• Understanding the Individual
• English Language Development
• Basic IsiZulu Competence
• Introduction to Writing in English
• Intermediate Zulu Communication Skills
• Introduction to Anatomy, Head & Neck
• Changing Society: Culture, Ideas & Value
• Phonetics & Linguistics 2
• Introduction to Audiology & Assessment
• Auditory Pathology
• Speech Sound System Disorders
• The Individual in Context
• Community Studies
• Computer Literacy
Level Two
• Developmental Language Disorders
• Diagnostic Audiology
• Clinical Practice: Initial Audiological Assessment
• Clinical Practice: Speech Sound System Disorders
• Themes and Theories of Development
• Psychology of Diversity
• Audiological Assessment: Paediatric& Special Populations
• Clinical Practice: Audiological Assessment: Initial and diagnostic
Voice Disorders
• Cranio Facial Disorders
• Clinic Skills
• Neuroanatomy
• Introduction to Severe Developmental Communication Disorders
• Applied Psychology for Health Sciences
Level Three
• Severe Developmental Communication Disorders
• Neurological Acquired Speech and Language Disorders I
• Fluency Disorders
• Clinical Practice: Voice disorders
• Clinical Practice: Cranio Facial Disorders
• Alternate and Augmentative Communication
• Clinical Practice: Fluency Disorders
• Clinical Practice: Developmental Language Disorders
• Applied Clinical Sciences
• Neurological Acquired Speech and Language Disorders II
• Introduction to Aural Rehabilitation
• Auditory Processing Disorders
• Sign Language and Deaf Culture
• Applied Research Methods
Level Four
• Clinical Practice Severe
Developmental Communication
Disorders 1A - Learning Disability
• Clinical Practice: Severe
Developmental Communication
Disorders 2A - Complex Communication Disorders
• Clinical Practice: Neurological Acquired
• Clinical Practice: Initial Assessment
• Research Practice
• Professional Management Issues
• Clinical Practice: Community Based Rehabilitation
• Recent Advances in Speech - Language Pathology
• Primary Health Care and Communication Disorders
Bachelor of Communication Pathology (Audiology)
KN-W-BPA
The purpose is to provide South Africa, and KwaZulu-Natal in particular,
with skilled Audiologists, to ensure effective, efficient and accessible
hearing health care service delivery in the public and private sectors,
e.g., in hospitals, special schools and private practice. The service
delivery includes hearing assessments (from infants to the elderly), specialized
diagnostic testing, the fitting of hearing aids, hearing conservation
programmes in industry, and therapy with hearing impaired children and
adults.
Entrance requirements
Matriculation exemption is required plus Mathematics and
a Science subject at HG 'E' or SG 'D', plus interview. 36 matriculation
points are required for application.
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Level One
• Introduction to Communication Pathology
• Speech & Hearing Science
• Phonetics & Linguistics 1
• Understanding the Individual
• English Language Development
• Basic IsiZulu Competence
• Introduction to Writing in English
• Intermediate Zulu Communication Skills
• Introduction to Anatomy, Head & Neck
• Changing Society: Culture, Ideas & Value
• Phonetics & Linguistics 2
• Introduction to Audiology & Assessment
• Auditory Pathology
• Speech Sound System Disorders
• The Individual in Context
• Community Studies
• Computer Literacy
Level Two
• Developmental Language Disorders
• Diagnostic Audiology
• Clinical Practice: Initial audiological assessment
• Clinical Practice: Speech sound system disorders
• Themes and Theories of Development
• Psychology of Diversity
• Audiological Assessment: Paediatric & Special Populations
• Clinical Practice: Audiological Assessment:Initial and Diagnostic
Voice Disorders
• Cranio facial disorders
• Clinic skills
• Neuroanatomy
• Introduction to Severe Developmental Communication Disorders
• Applied Psychology for Health Sciences
Level Three
• Rehabilitation Technology
• Aural Rehabilitation I
• Clinical Practice: Paediatric & Special Populations
• Alternate and Augmentative Communication
• Clinical Practice: Developmental Language Disorders
• Applied Clinical Sciences
• Auditory Processing Disorders
• Sign Language and Deaf Culture
• Electrophysiology I
• Theory of Sign Language
• Clinical Practice: Rehabilitation Technology
• Aural Rehabilitation II
Level Four
• Industrial Audiology
• Electrophysiology II
• Clinical Practice: General and Advanced
• Clinical Practice: Aural Rehabilitation
• Clinical Practice: Electrophysiology
• Research Practice
• Professional Management Issues
* Clinical Practice: Community Based Rehabilitation
• Clinical Practice: Industrial Audiology
• Recent Advances in Audiology
• Primary Health Care and Communication Disorders
Bachelor of Dental Therapy
KN-W-BD7
The programme aims to train Oral Health Professionals as part of the dental
team in order to play a preventive, promotive, supportive, curative and
rehabilitative role in the public and private sectors.
Entrance requirements
Matriculation exemption is required and a pass in Biology
at HG 'E' or SG 'D, plus an interview. A pass in Physical Science
or Mathematics at HG 'E' or at SG 'D' will be an added advantage.
36 matriculation points
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Level One
• Academic Skills & Development: Life Skills, Study Skills
• Changing Society: Culture, Ideas & Values
• Psychosocial Orientation For Health Care: Psychological/Sociological
Perspectives on Health
• Introduction to Anatomy & Neuroanatomy
• General Basic Physiology
• Oral Biology: Structures of the Oral Cavity & Peri Oral Tissues
& Organs
• Anatomy of the Head, Neck & Back
• Oral Biology: Functions of System, Organs & Tissues of the Peri-Ora
Region
• Cariology, Peridontology & Prevention, Dental Caries (Decay), Peridontal
(gum) Diseases & their Prevention
• Community Studies
• Clinical Practice (attendance)
• Radiography & Photography Radio Physics, Radiographic, Techniques,
Close-up Photography
• English Language Development
Level Two
• Cariology, Periodontology & Prevention
• Community Oral Health (epi/prevention/promotion)
• General Medicine & Special Patients
• General Pathology & General Microbiology
• Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology & Clinical Pharmacology
• Radiography
• Community Oral Health (ethics, law, practice)
• Restorative Dentistry & Dental Materials
• First Aid
• Minor Oral Surgery
• Radiography
• Diagnostics, Infection Control & Dental Specialties
Level Three
• Restorative Dentistry & Dental Materials
• Diagnostics & Radiology
• Minor Oral Surgery
• Medical Emergencies & Clinical Pharmacology
Bachelor of Medical Science (Anatomy)
KN-W-MBS
The purpose of the degree is to offer a unique programme in health sciences
that allows a wide choice of career specialisation after graduation. Two
career streams are currently offered. Stream 1 is for careers requiring
core knowledge in Anatomy and Physiology. Stream 2 is for careers in the
health sciences e.g., Biochemistry, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Physiology,
Sports Sciences and Bio-Medical Technology. Opportunities for graduates
exist in medical institutions, research units, and tertiary education
institutions and in the food and pharmaceutical industries.
Entrance requirements
Matriculation exemption is required and a pass in Mathematics,
Biology and Physical Science at HG 'E' or SG 'D'. 39 matriculation
points are required for application.
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Degree Structure
Level One
• Physics for Life Sciences 1
• Fundamentals of Chemistry
• Chemistry & Measurement
• Introductory Biology
• Changing Society - Culture, Ideas & Values
• Physics for Life Sciences 2
• Chemistry of Materials
• Organic Chemistry
• Introductory Biochemistry
• Introductory Microbiology
• English Language Development
Level Two
• Introduction to Anatomy & Neuroanatomy
• Homeostasis, Body Fluids, Neuromuscular & Respiratory Systems
• Architecture of Living Matter & Genetic Information
• Anatomy of the Head, Neck & Back Cardiovascular, Renal System
& Acid Base Balance
• Bio-Energetics & Integrated Metabolism
• Pharmacology 1
Level Three
• Anatomy of the Upper & Lower Limbs Anatomy of the Trunk &
Embryology
Electives:
• Neurophysiology, Endocrinology, Reproduction & Family Planning
• Metabolism, Energy Balance & Nutrition: Environmental & Applied
Physiology (Human Genetics)
• Pharmacology 2
• Pharmacology 3
Bachelor of Medical Science (Physiology)
KN-W-SBF
The three-year inter-Faculty programme involves an in-depth study of how
the human body functions. The student will acquire knowledge of the subcellular,
cellular and whole body mechanisms by which the human organism survives
and interacts within its environment both in health and disease. Career
opportunities for graduates exist in medical, pharmaceutical and biological
research laboratories, the food and beverage industries and in the education
sector including schools, technikons and universities. Learners will acquire
a social responsibility to constructively apply the knowledge and skills
to enhance both the quality of life and the environment. Qualified learners
will be encouraged to engage in postgraduate studies.
Entrance requirements
Matriculation exemption is required and a pass in Mathematics,
Biology and Physical Science at HG 'E' or SG 'D'. 32 matriculation
points are required for application.
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Degree Structure
Level One
• Introductory Biology
• Fundamentals of Chemistry
• Chemistry & Measurement
• Chemistry of Materials
• Organic Chemistry
• Physics for Life Sciences 1
• Physics for Life Sciences 2
• Introductory Biochemistry
• Introductory Microbiology
• Changing Society - Culture, Ideas & Values
• English Language Development
Level Two
• Foundations of Physiology
• Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Renal Physiology
• Architecture of Living Matter
• Bio-energetic & Integrated Metabolism
Level Three
• Neuroendocrine Physiology
• Human Genetics and Applied Physiology
Electives
• DNA Chemistry and Molecular Biology
• RNA Chemistry and Gene Expression
• Advanced Protein Chemistry and Dynamics
• Physiological Biochemistry or Advanced Bacteriology
• Advanced Mycology, Virology and Immunology
• Biotechnology
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
KN-W-BOT
The programme in Occupational Therapy aims to provide South Africa,
and KwaZulu-Natal in particular, with a cadre of skilled occupational
therapy staff to ensure effective, efficient and accessible occupational
therapy service delivery in both public and private sectors. The programme
more specifically aims to develop competent and confident occupational
therapists who are able to practice occupational therapy in a wide variety
of health, welfare, educational and industrial settings. The qualification,
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, allows the graduate professional to
register with the Health Professions Council of South Africa as an Occupational
Therapist.
Entrance requirements
Matriculation exemption is required plus Mathematics and a Science
subject at HG 'E' or SG 'D', plus an interview. 36 matriculation
points are required for application.
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Degree Structure
Level One
• OT: Fundamentals 1
• OT: Procedures: Assessment
• Understanding the Individual
• Anatomy of the Upper & Lower Limbs
• Introduction to Anatomy & Neuroanatomy
• Changing Society: Culture, Ideas & Values
• English Language Development
• Basic Zulu Communication Skills
• OT: Procedures: Planning
• OT: Methods: Introduction
• Anatomy of the Head, Neck & Back
• Anatomy of the Trunk & Embryology
• The Individual in Context
• Community Studies
Level Two
• OT: Fundamentals Theory 2
• OT: Procedures + Fieldwork (Psychosocial)
• OT: Procedures (Performance Areas)
• OT Methods 1
• Integration & Communication
• Themes, Theories & Development
• Psychology of Diversity
• OT: Fieldwork Theory (Physical)
• OT: Procedures + Fieldwork (Performance Areas)
• OT: Methods 2
• Homeostatic Mechanisms in the Human Body
• Neuropsychology & Cognition
Level Three
• OT: Fundamentals 3
• OT: Procedures Theory + Fieldwork (Physical)
• OT: Methods 3
• Clinical Sciences: (Path, Micro, Paeds)
• Clinical Sciences: (Medicine, Surgery)
• Clinical Sciences (Psychiatry)
• Psychopathology
• Counselling & Psychotherapy
• OT: Procedures Theory + Fieldwork (Psychosocial)
• Community Psychology
• Clinical Sciences: (Orthop. Ortho. Trauma)
• Clinical Sciences: (Rheum. Occ. Health)
• Applied Research Methods
Level Four
• Research Project
• OT: Fundamentals 4
• OT: Fieldwork (Physical)
• OT: Fieldwork (Psychosocial)
• OT: Fieldwork (Community)
• OT: Fieldwork (Pediatrics)
Bachelor of Optometry
KN-W-BOP
The purpose of this degree is to produce graduates equipped with appropriate
knowledge and skills to adequately contribute to the health needs of the
country within the field of eye-care. In addition, the programme is designed
to enhance the life-long learning skills of the learner for continuous
clinical and research development.
Entrance requirements
Matriculation exemption is required and passes in Mathematics
and a Science subject at HG 'E' or SG 'D', plus an interview. 36 matriculation
points are required for application.
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 Degree Structure
Level One
• Mathematics for Life Sciences
• Introductory Biology
• Physics for Optometry
• Fundamentals of Chemistry
• Chemistry & Measurement
• Changing Society: Culture, Ideas and Values
• English Language Usage
• Academic Literacy
• Basic Zulu Communication Skills
• Organic Chemistry
• Chemistry of Materials
• Introductory Optometry
• Physical & Geometric Optics
• Computer Literacy
Level Two
• Ophthalmic Optics I
• Clinical Techniques I
• Ocular Anatomy and Physiology
• Biochemistry for Optometry
• Integration and Communication
• Introduction to Anatomy & Neuroanatomy
• Applied Psychology for Health Sciences
• Ophthalmic Optics 2
• Clinical Techniques 2
• Optical Dispensing
• Microbiology for Optometry
• Homeostatic Mechanisms in the Human Body
• Anatomy of the Head, Neck & Back
Level Three
• Contact Lenses I
• Public Health
• Physiological Optics I
• General and Ocular Pathology
• General Clinic
• Contact Lens Clinic
• Clinical Techniques 3
• General and Ocular Pharmacology
• Physiological Optics 2
• Ocular Pathology
• Applied Research Methods
Level Four
• Contact Lenses II
• Paediatric Optometry
• Binocular Vision
• Low Vision
• Research Publication
• General Clinics/Grand Rounds
• Clinical Medicine
• Neuro-Physiology of Vision
• Optometric Management & Jurisprudence
• Contact Lens Clinic II
• Paediatric Clinic
• Binocular Vision Clinic
• Low Vision Clinic
Bachelor of Pharmacy
KN-W-BPR
Pharmacy is a dynamic, informationdriven, product- and patient-orientated
profession where the pharmacist, through inculcated competence and skills
during the Bachelor of Pharmacy degree and the Pharmacy internship, is
committed to meeting the health care needs of all healthseeking communities
by being the:
• custodian of medicines;
• formulator, manufacturer, distributor and controller of safe, effective
and quality medicine;
• advisor on the safe, rational and appropriate use of medicine;
• provider of essential clinical services including screening and referral
services;
• provider of health care education and information;
• provider of pharmaceutical care by taking responsibility for the outcome
of therapy and by being actively involved in the design, implementation
and monitoring of pharmaceutical plans;
• provider of cost-effective and efficient pharmaceutical services (South
African Pharmacy Council).
Entrance requirements
Matriculation exemption is required plus passes in Mathematics and
Biology or Physical Science at HG 'E' or SG 'D'. 40 matriculation
points are required for application.
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Degree Structure
Level One
• Fundamentals of Chemistry
• Chemistry & Measurement
• Physics for Life Sciences 1
• Introductory Biology
• Mathematics for Life Sciences
• Computer Literacy
• Community Studies
• Getting to Know Plants
• Changing Society: Culture, Ideas & Values
• English Language Development
Level Two
• Introduction to Anatomy & Neuroanatomy
• Physical Pharmacy
• Medicinal Chemistry 1
• Pharmaceutical Calculations 1
• Pharmaceutical Chemistry
• Integration & Communication
• Introduction to Pathology
• Pharmaceutical Technology
• Pharmacology 1
• Medicinal Chemistry 2
• Homeostatic Mechanisms in the Human Body
• Pharmaceutical Analysis 1
Level Three
• Institutional Pharmaceutics
• Medicinal Chemistry 3
• Pharmaceutical Analysis 2
• Pharmacology 2
• Pharmacy Logistics, Economics & Management
• Pharmaceutical Care 1
• Sterile Products
• Medicinal Chemistry 4
• Applied Clinical Chemistry
• Pharmacology 3
• Pharmaceutical Care 2
• Health Law & Ethics 1
Level Four
• Pharmacology 4
• Health Law and Ethics 2
• Pharmaceutical Care 3
• Biopharmaceutics
• Research Project
• Pharmaceutical Care 4
• Pharmacology 5
• Pharmaceutical Calculations 2
• Advanced Drug Delivery
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
KN-W-BPH
The Discipline of Physiotherapy at the Westville campus is the only training
centre for physiotherapists in the province of KwaZulu-Natal. The selection
of students is based on academic achievement. An interview is also conducted
to assess the interpersonal skills of students selected. In order to accommodate
learners with diverse backgrounds and abilities, a modular programme is
offered. The Bachelor of Physiotherapy qualification has both national
relevance and international reciprocity.
Entrance requirements
Matriculation exemption is required and a pass in Mathematics,
Biology and Physical Science or Physiology at HG 'E' or SG 'D',
plus an interview. 40 matriculation points are required for application.
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Degree Structure
Level One
• Functional Anatomy
• Kinesiology for Physiotherapy
• Introductory Biology
• Physics for Life Sciences 1
• Understanding the Individual
• English Language Development
• The Individual in Context
• Physics for Life Sciences 2
• Community Studies
• Massage and Manipulation
• Physiotherapy Selected Competency Skills
• Changing Society: Culture, Ideas and Values
Level Two
• Introduction to Anatomy & Neuroanatomy
• Integration & Communication
• Anatomy of the Upper & Lower Limbs
• Kinesiology for Physiotherapy 1st Semester
• Massage & Manipulation
• Electrotherapy for Physiotherapy
• Selected Competency Skills
• Kinesiology for Physiotherapy 2nd Semester
• Community Rehabilitation & Development Physiotherapy
• Homeostatic Mechanisms in Human Body
• Anatomy of the Head, Neck and Back
• Anatomy of the Trunk and Embryology
Level Three
• Applied Pre Clinical Sciences (Applied Physiology & Anatomy)
• Clinical Sciences, (Medicine, Microbiology, Pediatrics, Neurology)
• Clinical Sciences, (Medicine, General Surgery, Obstetrics &
Gynaecology)
• Electrotherapy for Physiotherapy
• Physiotherapy in Orthopaedics and Sport
• Kinesiology for Physiotherapy
• Physiotherapy Clinical Practice, (Cardiopulmonary & Orthopaedic
Conditions)
• Research Design
• Physiotherapy Clinical Practice (Neurological Conditions &
Community Physiotherapy)
• Principles of Physiotherapy Practice in Neurology, Rheumatology,
Respiratory & Surgery
• Clinical Science, (Orthopaedics)
• Clinical Science, (Rheumatology, Occupational Health, Pharmacology
& First Aid CPR)
• Physiotherapy in Orthopaedics & Sport
• Applied Psychology for Health Sciences
Level Four
• Physiotherapy in Orthopaedics, Community Rehabilitation &Development,
Neurological & Cardiopulmonary Conditions
• Physiotherapy Clinical Practice (Cardiopulmonary & Orthopaedic
Conditions)
• Physiotherapy Clinical Practice (Neurological Conditions, Community
Rehabilitation & Development)
• Physiotherapy Ethics & Practice Management
• Clinical Science (Orthopaedics & Cardio Thoracic Surgery)
• Clinical Science (Pharmacology, ENT & Plastic Surgery)
• Physiotherapy Clinical Elective
• Physiotherapy Research
Bachelor of Sport Science
KN-W-BRT
This programme aims to provide students with a greater understanding of
the physiology and scientific bases for human performances in training,
competition and recovery from sport and exercise. Further, it provides
students with skills for recreation management, the health and fitness
industry, coaching, teaching, working with disabled persons, with chronic
disease patients and the enhancement of sport performance through psychological
means and the prevention and rehabilitation of injuries. The three-year
programme provides opportunities for graduates in the field of personal
training, sports coaching, management of health and wellness centres,
medical representatives for pharmaceutical companies and recreation officers
in the private and government sectors.
Entrance requirements
A full or conditional matriculation exemption and 30 matriculation
points are required for application.
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Degree Structure
Level One
• History & Foundations of Sport Science & Adapted Physical
Activity
• Elements of Human Anatomy
• Principles of Coaching & Conditioning
• Kinesiology & Health Education
• Practical Component - 1st Semester
• Practical Component - 2nd Semester
• General Basic Physiology
• Life Support Functions & Interactions with the Environment
• Changing Society: Culture, Ideas & Values
• Computer Literacy
• English Language Development
Level Two
• Evaluation, Statistics & Measurement of Sport Science
• Sport Organisation and Management -Legal Aspects of Sport
• Biomechanical Principles of Sport Science
• Exercise Biochemistry, Sport Injuries & First Aid
• Practical Component - 1st Semester
• Practical Component - 2nd Semester
Level Three
• Sport Psychology
• Recreation
• Applied Exercise Physiology
• Rehabilitation Science
• Practical Component -1st Semester
• Practical Component -2nd Semester
Disclaimer
Delivery of Programmes
The University reserves the right to withdraw, wholly or in part, the
delivery of programmes on certain sites of delivery. Applicants for,
and students in, any particular programme who are affected will be informed
well in advance of the commencement of their studies for the academic
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