About the program: These courses are classified as general and specialized. Students can only be graduated if they pass all credits.
Credits: 32 credits must be covered which are as the following:
1. core courses are worth 20 credits
2. non-core credits courses are worth 6 credits
3. thesis are worth 6 credits
The title of some of the courses are: Advanced Biostatistics, Medical Librarians Systems, Research Method in Health Sciences, Advanced English Language, Computer Network and System Security, Health Communication Technology, Health Information Management, Application of Information Technology in Health, Data Structures and Computer Programing, Medical Informatics, Assessment of Health System, Health Information Systems Management, Specialized International Classification of Diseases and Nomenclature, Use of Computer in Data Analysis, Health Information Technology,
Teaching Methods: A combination of face-to-face instruction, use of multimedia (DVDs and videos), and use of web-based and virtual Educational materials.
Assessment Type: Both formative and summative assessments: The most common form of formative assessment is the work undertaken in supervisions, but it is also provided through mock exams, practical work, logbooks, coursework and projects. The summative assessment measures attainment, understanding or achievement at a particular time and contributes towards the grade that student’s receive at the end of a course.
Number of Faculty Members : 5 Faculty Members