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What Requirements and Subjects are Needed to Study Gynaecology in South African Universities?

What Requirements and Subjects are Needed to Study Gynaecology in South African Universities? This page investigates what High School subject marks/results are required to study Gynaecology in South African Universities and Colleges (in order to become a Gynaecologist). We also investigate what APS Score is required for Gynaecology Degree and Diploma programmes. You should be aware that each educational institution, whether foreign or local, will have its unique set of prerequisites for Gynaecology study.

What Gynaecology Career is all about

A gynaecologist is a doctor who specialises in treating diseases and problems of the female reproductive system. Many gynaecologists also practise obstetrics, which is the specialty of medicine that deals with birthing and midwifery.

List of subject required to study Gynaecology courses

Let us now look at the disciplines that are required to study Gynaecology at South African universities and colleges.

Because this is a Health Sciences topic of study, particular High School subjects are required to study in this discipline. You must also meet the minimum APS score required by the university where you intend to study. The curriculum requires and requires the following subjects: Physical science, mathematics, life sciences, English as a first or second language, or English as a third or fourth language.

What is the APS Score marks/ results for Gynaecology

To be accepted at a South African University or (Colleges that utilise APS scores) for a qualification in Gynaecology, you must have a National Senior Certificate (Grade 12) with an APS score ranging from 26 to 35. Grade 12 marks or outcomes determine the APS score. It’s also worth noting that universities and colleges may accept your Grade 11 grades if you applied before your matric results were released.

The minimum requirements for a candidate to obtain a Grade 12 National Senior Certificate?

The minimum requirements are:

• Achieve 40% in three subjects, one of which is an official language at Home Language level and 30% in three subjects.
• Provide full evidence in the SBA component in the subjects offered

Correct Subject Choice is Important

When it comes to subject selection, every learner should ensure that their subject selection (beginning in Grade 10) will lead them to the careers they desire.

According to The Department of Education, the subject choice at the end of Grade 9, or Grade 10, could determine the field of study learners can pursue once they finish school. In other words, if students do not choose the right combination of subjects, they may be unable to enrol in certain higher or further education programs. So, when making this critical subject selection, students should consider their options for after they finish school and choose accordingly.

How much does it cost to study Gynaecology?

Although each educational institution has its own fee structure and costing, studying Gynaecology courses can cost between R15 000 and R60 000 per year. It is usually important for students to contact the institution where they wish to study in order to confirm the study fees for the year.

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