Faculty Overview
The Faculty of Health and Allied Sciences is an academic unit dedicated to the education and training of healthcare professionals who promote health, prevent disease, and improve the quality of life of individuals and communities. The Faculty integrates scientific knowledge, clinical practice, and ethical values to address current and emerging health challenges. The Faculty offers programmes in areas including nursing, clinical medicine, medical laboratory sciences, public health, environmental health, and Counselling Psychology. Through these disciplines, students acquire both theoretical knowledge and practical clinical skills.
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Programmes Offered
- Master of Science in Psychology - Major in (Clinical Psychology / Counselling)
- Bachelor Science in Nursing
- Bachelor Science in Counselling Psychology
- Diploma in Nursing and Midwifery
- Diploma in Clinical Medicine
- Diploma in Medical Laboratory
- Diploma in Counselling Psychology
Research & Facilities
Teaching and learning are strengthened through clinical rotations, hospital attachments, laboratory practice, community outreach, and research activities, enabling students to apply knowledge in real healthcare settings. Graduates of the Faculty of Health and Allied Sciences are well prepared for careers in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, public health institutions, NGOs, and research organizations, as well as for further specialization and advanced studies.
