School of Health Sciences

Raymond Oigara

Dean's Message

Health training carries a direct responsibility to patients, families, and communities. We expect our students to pursue competence with humility, compassion, and evidence-based practice. Across our health programmes, clinical exposure, laboratory learning, public health thinking, and research work together to prepare graduates for service in demanding healthcare environments.

Raymond Oigara

Dean, School of Health Sciences, School of Health Sciences

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About the School

School of Health Sciences

School offering postgraduate and undergraduate training in biomedical sciences, nursing, pharmacy, clinical medicine, public health, and related disciplines. Handbook context: Established in March 2010 to train holistic health professionals.

Mission

Our mission is to cultivate top-tier professionals in the health sector, instilling the highest standards of competence, practice, and research.

Vision

Our vision is to become a beacon of global excellence, advancing academics, social welfare, and groundbreaking health sector research on an international stage.

Mandate

To train health professionals, advance biomedical and clinical research, and strengthen healthcare practice, social welfare, and community health systems.