
Sisanda Mhlanga
Sisanda Mhlanga
Science Tutor
PhD Candidate (Medical Science), University of Adelaide
Master of Philosophy (Medical Science), University of Adelaide
Graduate Certificate in Public Health, Flinders University
Bachelor of Health and Medical Science, University of Adelaide
Sisanda is an exceptional tutor with an impressive academic and research background in medical science. Currently pursuing her PhD in Medical Science at the University of Adelaide, Sisanda is deeply committed to advancing medical research and making a meaningful impact on the community. Her PhD research investigates the role of Emu Oil in achieving long-term remission in children with ulcerative colitis, a study conducted at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital.
Prior to her PhD, Sisanda completed a Master of Philosophy (Medical Science), a Bachelor of Health and Medical Science with an outstanding GPA of 6.875/7.0, and a Graduate Certificate in Public Health. This diverse educational journey has equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of medical science, public health principles, and research methodologies.
Sisanda’s dedication to education is matched by her passion for helping students achieve their full potential. With prior tutoring experience at the University of Adelaide, she has developed a deep understanding of student needs and effective teaching strategies. Her compassionate and approachable nature allows her to build strong relationships with her students, fostering a supportive and nurturing learning environment.
As a tutor, Sisanda goes beyond teaching; she inspires her students to develop a passion for lifelong learning and critical thinking. Her sessions focus on not only academic success but also personal growth, empowering students to navigate challenges confidently and excel in their studies. With her extensive knowledge, research expertise, and dedication to student success, Sisanda is a valued member of the Tutors SA team, committed to guiding her students toward academic excellence and a deeper appreciation for the field of medical science.