Health Sciences and Social Services - Preventive Health
Postgraduate-level knowledge: Possessing an in-depth understanding of Medical Virology, gained through advanced studies at the postgraduate level.
Skills in basic techniques: Proficient in performing fundamental techniques commonly used in Medical Virology research and diagnosis.
Specialization in applied Medical Virology: Specialized in the practical aspects of Medical Virology, serving as a foundation for continued advanced studies and professional development in the field.
Research methodology: Acquired an introduction to research methodology, demonstrating the ability to apply various research techniques and successfully execute a research project.
Theoretical Knowledge: The research report should demonstrate a strong understanding of relevant theories and concepts related to the topic under study.
Technique Proficiency: The report should showcase the ability to perform appropriate research techniques with precision and skill, ensuring accurate data collection and analysis.
Results Interpretation: Responsibility lies in accurately interpreting and reporting the results obtained from the research, drawing meaningful conclusions based on the data.
Scientific Writing Standards: The research report should adhere to scientific norms in terms of structure, clarity, referencing, and overall presentation.
Your family's financial security is our top priority. With expert financial advice from Old Mutual, you can create a robust financial plan tailored to your needs.
This page includes information from the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) . Builtneat Pty Ltd trading as Study Start, has modified all or some of this information. SAQA has not approved, endorsed, or tested these modifications.