Programs under School of Medicine and Health Sciences

  • Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBchB)

    The Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBchB) program at Manica University is a six-year course designed to prepare students for a career in medicine. It covers theoretical knowledge and practical training, including clinical rotations, to equip students with essential medical skills. Under the guidance of experienced faculty members and through hands-on experience in hospital settings, students develop the expertise necessary to diagnose, treat, and prevent illnesses effectively. Graduates emerge from the MBchB program at Manica University as competent and compassionate healthcare professionals ready to make a positive impact in the field of medicine.

  • Bachelor of Science in Clinical Medicine

    The Bachelor of Science in Clinical Medicine program at Manica University offers students comprehensive training in medical sciences, focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of various illnesses and injuries. The program typically spans over a duration of four years, providing students with a solid foundation in anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathology, and clinical skills. Through a blend of theoretical coursework, laboratory sessions, and hands-on clinical experience, students develop the necessary competencies to excel in healthcare settings. Upon completion, graduates are equipped to pursue careers as competent healthcare professionals, capable of providing quality medical care to individuals and communities.

  • Bachelor of Science in Public Health

    The Bachelor of Science in Public Health program at Manica University provides students with a thorough understanding of community health promotion and disease prevention. Through a mix of theory and practical training, students learn about epidemiology, biostatistics, healthcare policy, and health promotion strategies. The program, lasting four years, prepares students for careers in public health administration, healthcare management, epidemiology, anf community health education through hands-on experiences, internships, and research projects.

  • Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health

    The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health program at Manica University offers students a comprehensive understanding of environmental factors affecting human health. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, students learn to identify, assess, and mitigate environmental hazards. The program typically spans four years, providing students with ample time to delve into topics such as sanitation, epidemiology, toxicology, and environmental policy. With a focus on promoting public health and environmental sustainability, graduates are equipped to pursue careers in various sectors, including public health agencies, environmental consulting firms, and regulatory bodies.

  • Diploma in Clinical Medicine

    The Diploma in Clinical Medicine program at Manica University is a three-year training that equips students with essential medical knowledge and practical skills. Through a blend of classroom instruction, laboratory practice, and clinical experience, graduates are prepared for careers as proficient healthcare professionals, capable of diagnosing and treating patients effectively in diverse medical settings.

  • Diploma in Environmental Health

    The Diploma in Environmental Health program at Manica University offers comprehensive training in environmental health, covering sanitation, pollution control, and disease prevention. Spanning two years, students gain practical skills and theoretical knowledge to address environmental health risks in communities. Graduates are prepared for careers as environmental health officers or community health educators, with opportunities for further education.

  • Diploma in Environmental Health

    The Diploma in Environmental Health program at Manica University offers comprehensive training in environmental health, covering sanitation, pollution control, and disease prevention. Spanning two years, students gain practical skills and theoretical knowledge to address environmental health risks in communities. Graduates are prepared for careers as environmental health officers or community health educators, with opportunities for further education.