Our ND programs are entry-level professional courses that provide a strong foundation for students aspiring to build careers in healthcare.

Available ND Programs:
ND in Community Health
ND in Health Information Management
ND in Medical Laboratory Technology
ND in Pharmacy Technician

Program Overview

The ND program runs for two years and combines classroom learning with clinical and community-based practical training. Students gain fundamental skills that prepare them for direct employment or further studies at the HND level.

Objectives

To provide students with basic knowledge and practical competence in their chosen healthcare discipline.
To train graduates who can function effectively in primary healthcare facilities and hospitals.
To instill ethical values and professionalism in future healthcare workers.
Admission Requirements

Five (5) credits in O’Level (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB) including English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics (not more than two sittings).

UTME/JAMB score meeting the required cut-off mark for the chosen program.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of ND programs can work as:

Community Health Assistants

Medical Laboratory Technicians

Pharmacy Technicians

Health Records Officers

Assistants in public health campaigns, NGOs, and government health programs.