UHAS 2020/2021 Courses, All interested aspirants or candidates who want to apply for admission in the school can now proceed and check below for the list of courses offered in University of Health & Allied Sciences.
LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE COURSES OFFERED AT UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH & ALLIED SCIENCES
Below is the full detail of all the undergraduate courses offered at the University of Health & Allied Sciences, UHAS:
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH (REGULAR) – HOHOE CAMPUS
Bachelor of Science in Public Health (BSc. PH) with the following options:
- Disease Control
- Health Information
- Health Promotion
- Nutrition
SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY (REGULAR) – HO CAMPUS
- Bachelor of Nursing
- Bachelor of Midwifery
- Bachelor of Public Health Nursing
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (REGULAR) – HO CAMPUS
- Medical Degree (MB ChB) (6 years)
- Bachelor of Physician Assistantship (Clinical)(4 years)
SCHOOL OF BASIC AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES (REGULAR) – HO CAMPUS
- BSc. Medical Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES (REGULAR) – HO CAMPUS
- Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science
- Bachelor of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences
- Bachelor of Dietetics
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy
- Bachelor of Medical Imaging (Radiography)
LIST OF POSTGRADUATE COURSES OFFERED AT UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH & ALLIED SCIENCES
Below is the full detail of all the Postgraduate diploma, masters and doctorate courses offered at the University of Health & Allied Sciences, UHAS. Accredited postgraduate degree programmes that the University offers are:
1. MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (MPHIL) IN MEDICAL IMAGING
The MPhil programme has two pathways – the two (2) years Full-Time (regular) and the three years Part-Time (sandwich) options. The timeline for the full time (regular) format will be consistent with the academic timetable of the university (usually runs from August to June). For Part-Time students, the first year will consist of two long vacations (June – August). Each long vacation period will be equivalent to one semester.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR MPHIL
- Applicants must hold a first degree (at least 2nd class lower or 2.2 GPA) in Medical Imaging (Diagnostic/therapy Radiography), Nuclear Medicine or related MI area from a recognised University.
- Applicants must have at least two years work experience as a diagnostic or therapy radiographer, mammographer, sonographer or other related MI specialties.
- Two reference statements/letters from professional and/or academic referees
- Applicants must pass an admission interview
- Ghanaian and foreign applicants are eligible to apply
2. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PHD)
The PhD programme is a four (4)-year full-time or six years’ part-time programme to be conducted in similar formats as the MPhil full time (regular) and part-time (sandwich)]. In the first academic year, candidates will undertake same taught courses to enable them identify areas of research interest in MI to conduct their research. The timeline for the full time (regular) format will be consistent with the academic timetable of the university (usually runs from August to June). For Part-Time students, the first year will consist of two long vacations (June – August). Each long vacation period will be equivalent to one semester.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR PHD
- Applicants must hold an MPhil or MSc. in Medical Imaging, Therapy Radiography, Nuclear Medicine or related MI area from a recognised University.
- Applicants must have at least three years work experience as a diagnostic or therapy radiographer, mammographer, sonographer or other related MI specialties.
- Two reference statements/letters from professional and/or academic referees.
- Applicants must pass an admission interview
- Ghanaian and foreign applicants are eligible to apply
- Research proposal (not more than 700 words)
- Statement of purpose (not more than 500 words)
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH (REGULAR) – HOHOE CAMPUS
It is announced for the information of prospective Applicants (as specified above) and the general public that E-vouchers for application forms for programmes for the 2020/2021 Academic Year will be on sale from December, 2020. The 2020/2021 Academic Year is expected to commence in August, 2021.
1. MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (MPHIL REGULAR) IN APPLIED EPIDEMIOLOGY
Duration: The programme will be full time for a period of 24 months Entry Requirements
- A good first degree in a relevant discipline such as Medical Laboratory Science, Human and Veterinary Medicine or any health related field.
- Candidates with three (3) years relevant working experience are preferred
- Candidates should have a background or interest in Public Health
- Candidates may be required to pass an entrance examination and or interview
2. MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH (MPH – REGULAR) with the following options:
- MPH (General)
- MPH (Epidemiology and Disease Control)
Duration: The programme will be full time for a period of 12 months Entry Requirements
- A good first degree, in relevant health and health related field.
- Candidates with three (3) years relevant working experience are preferred
- All candidates should have a background or interest in Public Health.
- Candidates may be required to pass an entrance examination and or interview