Available Programs
Explore our diverse range of academic courses.
COMMUNITY HEALTH - ND
Community Health Programme
The programme is a specialized professional training course designed to produce competent health practitioners. These professionals serve as the backbone of Primary Health Care (PHC) delivery, bridging the gap between clinical settings and the grassroots community.
Course Duration:
CHEW (ND) - 2 Years
Admission Requirements
A minimum of five (5) credits is required including English, Mathematics, Biology/Health Sci Chemistry and Physics in O'Level in not more than 2 sittings.Â
NABTEB is acceptable.
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH - ND
The Environmental Health Technology programme is designed to train professionals who promote and protect public health through the prevention and control of environmental hazards. The programme equips students with the scientific knowledge, technical expertise, and practical skills required to identify, assess, and manage environmental factors that affect human health.
Students receive comprehensive training in environmental sanitation, disease prevention, food safety, waste management, water quality monitoring, pollution control, and public health inspection, preparing them to safeguard communities and improve environmental health standards.
Programme Highlights
The curriculum covers a broad range of environmental and public health disciplines, including:
- Environmental Sanitation – Principles and practices for maintaining healthy and hygienic environments.
- Water Supply and Quality Management – Monitoring, testing, and ensuring the safety of drinking water.
- Waste Management – Collection, treatment, recycling, and disposal of solid, liquid, and hazardous wastes.
- Food Hygiene and Safety – Inspection and regulation of food establishments to prevent food-borne diseases.
- Pollution Control – Assessment and management of air, water, and soil pollution.
- Occupational Health and Safety – Promoting safe working environments and preventing workplace hazards.
- Disease Prevention and Control – Community-based strategies for preventing communicable and environmental diseases.
- Environmental Health Law and Ethics – Understanding public health legislation, environmental regulations, and professional ethics.
Programme Structure
National Diploma (ND)
The National Diploma (ND) programme provides a solid foundation in Environmental Health Technology through classroom instruction, laboratory practicals, fieldwork, and community-based learning.
Admission Requirements
- A minimum UTME (JAMB) score of 100 or the approved cut-off mark for the admission year.
- Five (5) relevant O'Level credit passes in not more than two sittings, including English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
Duration and Training
The programme combines theoretical learning with extensive practical experience through:
- Classroom Lectures
- Laboratory Practicals
- Field Inspections and Environmental Surveys
- Community Health Outreach Programmes
- Industrial Training (SIWES)
- Research Projects and Seminars
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Environmental Health Technology programme have diverse career opportunities in both the public and private sectors, including:
- Federal, State, and Local Government Health Agencies
- Environmental Protection Agencies
- Teaching and Specialist Hospitals
- Primary Healthcare Centres
- Ministries of Health and Environment
- Water Supply and Sanitation Agencies
- Waste Management Companies
- Food and Beverage Industries
- Oil and Gas Companies
- Non-Governmental and International Organizations
- Research Institutes and Academic Institutions
- Private Environmental and Public Health Consultancy Firms
Graduates are equipped with the professional knowledge, technical competence, and leadership skills required to protect public health, promote environmental sustainability, and contribute to healthier communities through effective environmental health practice.
Admission Requirements
National Diploma (ND)
Admission Requirements
- A minimum UTME (JAMB) score of 100 or the approved cut-off mark for the admission year.
- Five (5) relevant O'Level credit passes in not more than two sittings, including English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT - ND
The Health Information Management (HIM) programme is designed to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills required to manage, protect, and utilize health information for effective healthcare delivery. The programme prepares professionals who play a vital role in maintaining accurate patient records, supporting clinical decision-making, and ensuring the efficient management of health information systems in healthcare institutions.
Students are trained to combine healthcare knowledge with information management and modern technology, making them valuable members of the healthcare team.
Programme Highlights
The curriculum provides comprehensive training in the following areas:
- Health Records Management – Creation, maintenance, storage, retrieval, and security of patient health records.
- Health Information Systems – Application of electronic health records (EHR), health informatics, and digital information management.
- Medical Coding and Classification – International standards for disease and procedure coding, indexing, and data analysis.
- Health Statistics and Research – Collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of healthcare data for planning and decision-making.
- Health Law and Ethics – Legal, ethical, and professional principles governing health information management.
- Hospital Administration – Effective management of health information departments and healthcare documentation.
Programme Structure
The programme is offered at two levels:
National Diploma (ND)
The National Diploma (ND) programme provides a strong foundation in Health Information Management through classroom instruction, practical laboratory sessions, clinical postings, and supervised field experience.
Duration and Training
The programme combines academic excellence with practical exposure through:
- Classroom Lectures
- Practical Laboratory Sessions
- Clinical/Hospital Postings
- Industrial Training (SIWES)
- Research Projects and Seminars
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Health Information Management programme are qualified to work in various healthcare and administrative settings, including:
- Teaching Hospitals
- Federal and State Hospitals
- Primary Healthcare Centres
- Specialist Medical Centres
- Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs)
- Public Health Agencies
- Medical Research Institutes
- Health Insurance Organizations
- Government Ministries and Health Agencies
- Private Healthcare Facilities
- International Health Organizations
Graduates are equipped with the professional competence required to manage health information effectively, support quality healthcare delivery, and contribute to the digital transformation of healthcare services.
Admission Requirements
National Diploma (ND)
Admission Requirements
- A minimum UTME (JAMB) score of 100 or the approved cut-off mark for the admission year.
- Five (5) relevant O'Level credit passes in not more than two sittings, including English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY - ND
- Theoretical Learning: Comprehensive classroom lectures covering the scientific foundations of the profession.
- Laboratory Practicals: Hands-on training in controlled environments to master diagnostic techniques.
- Clinical Postings: Real-world experience in hospital settings under the direct supervision of qualified, licensed Medical Laboratory Technicians.
Admission Requirements
A minimum of five (5) credits is required including English, Mathematics, Biology/Health Sci Chemistry and Physics in O'Level in not more than 2 sittings.Â
NABTEB is acceptable.
Results more than 10 years are not acceptable.
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN - ND
The Pharmacy Technician Programme is a comprehensive professional training programme designed to prepare students with the knowledge, practical skills, and competencies required to support pharmacists in delivering safe, effective, and quality pharmaceutical care. The curriculum combines theoretical instruction with practical experience, enabling graduates to contribute meaningfully to the healthcare system.
Programme Highlights
Students receive training in a wide range of pharmaceutical disciplines, including:
- Pharmacology and Medication Management – Understanding the principles of drug action, dosage forms, medication safety, and proper dispensing procedures.
- Pharmacy Law and Ethics – Gaining knowledge of the legal, ethical, and professional standards governing pharmacy practice.
- Pharmacy Practice and Operations – Developing skills in pharmacy administration, inventory management, pharmaceutical informatics, and customer service.
- Pharmaceutical Compounding – Acquiring practical experience in the preparation of sterile and non-sterile pharmaceutical products.
Duration and Mode of Training
The programme runs for two (2) years and combines academic learning with practical exposure through:
- Classroom Lectures – Providing a solid theoretical foundation in pharmaceutical sciences.
- Laboratory Practicals – Offering hands-on training using modern laboratory facilities and equipment.
- Clinical and Industrial Training – Equipping students with real-world experience in accredited hospitals, community pharmacies, and other healthcare institutions.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Pharmacy Technician Programme are well-prepared for employment in various healthcare and pharmaceutical settings, including:
- Community Pharmacies
- Hospital Pharmacies
- Primary Healthcare Centres
- Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Companies
- Research Institutes
- Academic and Training Institutions
- Government Health Agencies
- Non-Governmental and International Health Organisations
Upon successful completion of the programme, graduates possess the professional competence and practical experience required to excel as Pharmacy Technicians and contribute effectively to the delivery of quality healthcare services.
Admission Requirements
To be eligible for admission into the programme, candidates must possess a minimum of five (5) credits in their O’Level results (WAEC or NECO). These credits must be obtained in no more than two sittings and must include the following core subjects:
English Language
Mathematics
Biology
Chemistry
Physics