What is Neurology?
Neurology is a branch of medicine dealing with disorders of the nervous system. Neurology deals with the diagnosis and treatment of all categories of conditions and diseases involving the central and peripheral nervous systems,
including their coverings, blood vessels, and all effector tissue, such as muscle.
How Long Does It Take To study Neurology In South Africa?
In order to become a neurologist, most students need a bachelor’s degree, a medical degree, which can take four years to complete, as well as internship and residency programs typically lasting 3 to 7 years.
Schools That Offer Neurology Courses In South Africa
Below is the list of Neurology Schools in South Africa
University of Pretoria – Department Neurologist
UCT – Division of Neurologist
Stellenbosch University – Division of Neurologist
UFS – Neurologist
UKZN – Neurologist
University of Limpopo – Master of Medicine ( Neurologist )
How do I become a neurologist in South Africa?
Be in possession of an MBChB degree for 2 years; – be registered as a medical doctor with the Interim Medical and Dental Council (IMDC) of South Africa for 1 year.
On successful completion of the examination to qualify as a specialist, the candidate must register with the IMDC as a neurologist.
Where can you study neurology in South Africa?
Below is the list of Neurology Schools in South Africa.
University of Pretoria – Department Neurologist.
UCT – Division of Neurologist.
Stellenbosch University – Division of Neurologist.
UFS – Neurologist.
UKZN – Neurologist.
University of Limpopo – Master of Medicine ( Neurologist )