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A one-year postgraduate programme at NQF level 8 with 120 credits. It includes advanced study in animal reproduction, behaviour, ecology, evolutionary biology, and applied zoology. Students conduct research projects in any field of Zoology and take part in seminars and field trips.
A one-year postgraduate programme at NQF level 8 with 120 credits. It covers physical and chemical oceanography, planktonic and benthic food webs, and life history strategies. Candidates may participate in a short oceanic research cruise. Research projects are required.
A one-year postgraduate programme at NQF level 8 with 120 credits. It focuses on insect ecology, economic entomology, and biological control. Students undertake entomological research projects and complete assignments and examinations.
A one-year postgraduate programme at NQF level 8 with 120 credits. It prepares students for independent research through core courses in statistics, scientific writing, global ecology, evolution, and trophic ecology, along with seminars, research projects, and field trips. Students must complete all assignments and a research project.
The Margaret Smith Library SAIAB provides access to specialized collections on marine and freshwater fishes, fisheries, and aquaculture, including books, periodicals, reprints, videos, archives, and online resources. It is available to researchers, students, and staff from Rhodes University and affiliated institutions, as well as international visitors from similar academic departments.
This is a first-year semester two course in Animal Diversity, Structure and Function. It introduces the evolution, systematics, morphology, anatomy, and functional biology of both vertebrate and invertebrate animals. Students must have completed CEL 101 and meet attendance and assessment requirements to pass.
This is a second-year semester two course in Advanced Topics in Zoology. It follows ZOO 201 and requires completion of prior Zoology and Botany courses. The course involves practical reports, essays, seminars, and class tests.
This is a first-year semester one course in Cell Biology, jointly taught by the Departments of Botany and Zoology & Entomology. It covers cell structures, cellular processes, and fundamental genetics. Students must attend at least 90% of classes, submit all assignments, and achieve at least 40% in their class record to meet requirements.
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