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Medicine
Clinical Skills and Patient Assessment for Clinical Officers
Practical clinical assessment skills tailored to the clinical officer's scope of practice โ primary and district-level care, where recognising who needs urgent attention or referral matters as much as managing what's in front of you.
Medicine
Common Communicable Diseases
Covers the communicable diseases clinical officers encounter most often in primary and district-level practice โ malaria, tuberculosis, HIV, diarrhoeal disease, respiratory infections, and STIs โ with an emphasis on recognition, prevention, and appropriate action within your scope of practice, connecting directly to the public health and clinical skills covered earlier in this programme.
Dentistry
Dental Anatomy and Tooth Morphology
The hallmark first-year dentistry course โ a detailed study of the form, structure, and naming of every tooth in the human dentition. Everything in clinical dentistry, from restorations to extractions to orthodontics, depends on knowing exactly what a normal tooth should look like.
Dentistry
Introduction to Dentistry and Oral Biology
Covers the dental profession itself, the broader anatomy of the oral cavity beyond the teeth, and the basic biology of oral health and disease โ oral mucosa, saliva, the oral microbiome, and an introduction to the two most common dental diseases, caries and periodontal disease.
Medicine
Human Anatomy I
A regional approach to gross anatomy covering the thorax, abdomen, and limbs โ the foundation for every clinical examination, procedure, and diagnosis you will perform as a physician. Builds anatomical reasoning, not just memorisation: how structures relate to each other, and why that relationship matters clinically.
Medicine
Human Physiology I
Covers the core physiological principles underlying cardiovascular, respiratory, and renal function, alongside the basics of cellular and excitable-tissue physiology. Where Anatomy I answers 'what is where,' this course answers 'how does it actually work' โ the mechanisms you'll rely on to understand disease throughout the rest of the program.
Medicine
Medical Biochemistry
Covers the molecular and metabolic foundations of human biology โ the biomolecules cells are built from, the enzymes that drive their reactions, and the metabolic pathways that extract and store energy. This is the chemistry that explains why metabolic and genetic disease happens the way it does.
Medicine
Histology and Cell Biology
Microscopic anatomy โ the study of tissues at the cellular level. Connects the gross anatomy you've already studied to the cellular structures that make each organ and tissue function the way it does, and builds the visual vocabulary you'll rely on throughout pathology.
Medicine
Introduction to Clinical Medicine and Medical Ethics
Where the basic sciences studied this year start becoming clinical practice. Covers the doctor-patient relationship, the core principles of medical ethics, an introduction to history-taking and examination, and the legal and professional framework every physician practises within.
Nursing
Anatomy and Physiology for Nursing Practice
A foundational course covering the structure and function of the human body's major systems, built specifically for nursing students. Rather than memorising isolated facts, you'll learn anatomy and physiology the way nurses actually use it: to recognise what 'normal' looks like, so you can spot what isn't.
Nursing
Fundamentals of Nursing Practice
The bedrock course of the nursing program โ covering what nursing practice actually consists of day to day: the nursing process, vital signs, infection control, hygiene care, documentation, communication, and patient safety. Every later clinical course builds on what's covered here.
Nursing
Health Assessment and Clinical Skills
A practical, head-to-toe approach to assessing a patient's health status. Builds directly on the anatomy & physiology and nursing fundamentals courses, turning that knowledge into a structured, repeatable assessment skill you'll use on every single patient, every single shift.