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- University of Cape Town ranks first per EduRank, with extensive research publications and citations across multiple disciplines.
- Cairo University ranks second, offers Arabic, English, French instruction, very large enrollment, and significant research output.
- University of the Witwatersrand ranks third, 34% acceptance rate, doctorate programs, and strong research across medicine and sciences.
- Other notable schools include Stellenbosch, University of Pretoria, University of KwaZulu-Natal, and Makerere University.
The best medical schools in Africa have the best facilities, attract and produce top medical practitioners, and have an experienced faculty. Despite the challenges in the African medical sector, students from these schools work worldwide after receiving good training during their years. Here are the best medical schools to consider.
University of Cape Town
The University of Cape Town has the best medical school in Africa, according to EduRank. This university is funded through a public-private partnership. When it comes to research, it has about 95,695 scientific papers published and 2,920,600 citations received. The research covers Biology, Medicine, Liberal Arts & Social Sciences, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Engineering, Physics, Computer Science, Political Science, and Geography and Cartography.
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University of the Witwatersrand
The University of the Witwatersrand comes third in the list of the best medical schools in Africa. With a 34% acceptance rate, the school is funded through private-public partnerships, with the highest degree offered being a doctorate.
Regarding research, it has 83,673 scientific papers published and 2,021,576 citations received. Its focus is on Biology, Liberal Arts & Social Sciences, Medicine, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Engineering, Physics, Sociology, Computer Science, and Political Science.
University of Stellenbosch
The University of Stellenbosch is a non-profit organisation that’s funded through private-public partnerships, with a doctorate being the highest degree conferred. It has a 52% acceptance rate and teaches in Afrikaans and English. It has about 69,594 scientific papers published and 1,618,799 citations received. The research covers fields such as Biology, Liberal Arts & Social Sciences, and Environmental Science.
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University of Pretoria
With a 57% acceptance rate and an enrollment rate of 48,174, the university has 74,475 scientific papers published and 1,326,679 citations received. Its research focuses on fields in Medicine, Chemistry, Engineering, Physics, and Computer Science. The University of Pretoria is a non-profit institution funded through private-public partnerships.
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Cairo University
Cairo University ranks second in the best medical schools in Africa. It has a 90% acceptance rate, an enrollment of 207,853. It’s a non-profit institution funded through private-public partnerships. The highest degree it offers is a doctorate and teaches in Arabic, English and French.
When it comes to research, it has about 99,760 scientific papers published and 1,391,000 citations received. Its focus of research is in Biology, Medicine, Chemistry, Engineering, Physics, Environmental Science, Genetics, Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Computer Science.
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University of Kwa-Zulu Natal
The University of Kwa-Zulu Natal has an acceptance rate of 63%. It’s a non-profit funded through private-public partnerships. It has 66,518 scientific papers published and 1,453,103 citations received in fields such as Liberal Arts & Social Sciences, Medicine, Chemistry, Engineering, Physics, and Computer Science.
Makerere University
Makerere University is one of the best medical schools in Africa. It has a 50% acceptance rate with an enrollment of 40,000. Its highest degree is a bachelor’s, and it has 27,217 scientific papers published and 619,032 citations received. Its focus is in fields such as Medicine, Biology, Liberal Arts & Social Sciences, and Environmental Science.
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