Occupational Therapy
- Undergraduate
- 4 years
- Full-time
Help patients who are temporarily or permanently impaired by illness, accident, disability, environmental limitations, or developmental delay, to increase their independent function.
Civil Engineering
- Undergraduate
- 4 years
- Full-time
Civil Engineering is the practice of improving and maintaining the built environment to enhance the quality of life for present and future generations.
MHSE - Health Sciences Education
- Postgraduate
- 2 years
- Part-time
The Masters in Health Sciences Education is suitable for health practitioners who aspire to leadership in the scholarship of university-level health science education.
Bachelor of Engineering Science in Digital Arts
- Undergraduate
- 3 years
- Full-time
Digital Arts is a specialised programme combining Electrical Engineering and Digital Arts courses to prepare you for a career in game design and development. The game design programme is a collaboration between the Wits School of Arts and the School of Electrical and Information Engineering.
MSc - Artificial Intelligence
- Postgraduate
- Full-time: 1 year coursework and 1 year research. Part-time: 2 years coursework and 1 to 2 years research
- Full-time; Part-time
The coursework component of the MSc by Coursework and Research Report in the field of Artificial Intelligence covers topics ranging from computational intelligence, machine learning, multi-agent systems through to computer vision and natural language processing.
PGDip - Postgraduate Diploma in Construction Management
- Postgraduate
- 2-years (Part-time)
- Part-time
The Postgraduate Diploma is designed to increase the professional education of graduates in related disciplines such as Architectural studies, Construction studies, Civil Engineering, Property, Building, Quantity Surveying, and Construction Management. The PGD Construction Management allows students
BHSc(Honours) - Neuroscience
- Postgraduate
- 1 year
- Full-time
The Bachelor of Health Sciences with HonoursĀ in the field of Neuroscience is a 1 year full-time degree, which introduces students to multiple neuroscience topics and research fields within the Faculty of Health Sciences, Science and the Humanities.
PhD - PhD Theatre and Performance
- Postgraduate
- 3 years full-time and 4-5 years part- time
- Full-time; Part-time
The Theatre and Performance department offers a PhD in the field of Theatre and Performance. The PhD is the highest qualification which a student can earn by conducting independent research under supervision. The duration of a doctoral degree is normally 3 years full-time and 4-5 years part- time.
MSc - Robotics
- Postgraduate
- Full-time: 1 year coursework and 1 year research. Part-time: 2 years coursework and 1 to 2 years research
- Full-time; Part-time
The MSc by Coursework and Research Report in the field of Robotics provides students with an interdisciplinary perspective on the rapidly advancing field of Robotics, which integrates key disciplines such as multi-agent systems, computer science, artificial intelligence, and computer vision to design, build, and control intelligent robotic systems.
MSc - Economic Geology
- Postgraduate
- 1 - 2 years
- Full-time; Part-time
The MSc by coursework and research report in the field of Economic Geology is a 1 year full-time or 2 year part-time degree designed for geoscientists who want to upgrade their skills in economic geology and mineral exploration.
BHSc(Honours) - Human Genetics
- Postgraduate
- 1 year
- Full-time
The Bachelor of Health Sciences with Honours in the field of Human Genetics provides a broad overview of the rapidly expanding discipline of human genetics and explores the many exciting applications of genetics to human health and disease.
BHSc(Honours) - Human Biology
- Postgraduate
- 1 year
- Full-time
The Bachelor of Health Sciences with Honours in the field of Human Biology is a course aimed at students with interests in the broad discipline of Human and Comparative Biology. It is a research intensive course with research areas related, but not limited, to human and comparative skeletal biology,