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A UKZN Occupational Therapy graduate will be a critical thinking, holistic practitioner with a strong human rights ethos, who is able
to synthesise and apply theory to practice holistically. This practitioner will be client and context orientated who is able to negotiate their way
in a changing world and profession. Strong agendas in this individual’s work life will include being a lifelong learner, contributing to professional knowledge through relevant research as well as advocating for health issues and driving policy implementation and changes.
The qualification, Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, allows
the graduate to register with the Health Professions Council of South Africa as an occupational therapist. Occupational therapists are required to do one year of community service. Qualified therapists may also further their qualifications and/or
specialisations through a Masters or Doctoral programme.
The undergraduate degree comprises a number of theoretical modules, several of which contain a fieldwork component. This means that the student is placed at various sites
such as hospitals, schools and community/district health centres, under the supervision of a qualified occupational therapist. Programme curriculum may be subject to change.
Bachelor of Optometry
KN-W-BOP
The purpose is to produce optometry graduates equipped with appropriate knowledge and skills to adequately
ENTRANCE REQUiREMENTS
NSC-Deg with APS of 30, with English (HL/ FAL) and LO at level 4, Mathematics and Life Sciences or Physical Sciences all at Level 3. Closing date: 30 September 2025. Only first to third choices will be considered.
UKZN Professor Elected President of African College of Neuropharmacology – Professor Bonga Chiliza.
UKZN Optometry Expands Community Reach through International Partnership – Optical Dispenser Ms Ziyanda Gali and Optometry student Mr Akieel Devraj gain hands- on experience with donated eye care equipment.
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