Clinical medicine is a program that trains medical practitioners to execute generalized or specialty medical duties including disease and trauma diagnosis, diagnostic testing ordering and interpretation, and routine medical and surgical procedures

The field of pharmacy is evolving to meet the changing requirements of society. As a result, the job of the pharmacy is evolving.
This curriculum will prepare you for a career as a pharmacy in a hospital, retail setting, or other pharmacy-related setting

Medical laboratories act as investigators, looking into and discovering the origins of illness. They do routine and complicated testing with the most up-to-date technologies. Your route to become a qualified Medical Laboratory Technologist begins with the Medical Laboratory program

Community Development prepares people to participate in all aspects of community development, including planning and strategizing, implementation, and data analysis.The curriculum provides candidates with the information and skills they need to be effective agents of change, as well as the ability to interact with extension personnel, individuals, and organizations to drive development from the ground up

The field of social work trains people to work with individuals, families, groups and communities to improve their individual and communal well-being.The curriculum is aimed to give basic and intermediate Social Work knowledge and skills. Graduates from this program will be qualified to work as social welfare officers in communities around the country

The goal of the nursing program is to improve the overall quality of health care delivery by employing competently trained nurses and midwives who are confident, vibrant, well-informed, have moral integrity, and can work flexibly in a variety of settings to meet societal demands and address current and emerging health issues.