Higher Education Certificate Programme in Health Sciences. 

Foundation programme for admission into degree/diploma programs in health sciences at Clarke International University

Target Audience

1. This programme targets foreign students without A’ Level qualifications | equivalent BUT would otherwise qualify for admissions into undergraduate programs in their countries but do not qualify for admission under the Uganda criteria.
2. Ugandan students who have sat for the Uganda Advanced Certificate Examinations in sciences but only obtained one principle pass in a relevant subjects and would like to be admitted to a degree program in health sciences. 

UACE holders with subject combination in sciences who got only subsidiary passes at A level and would like to be admitted for diploma programs in health sciences.

Course view

Course view

Course view

Course view

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program is designed to equip school leavers optimally for the world of work – developing relevant skills and building on talents, through practical hands-on learning. By the time they complete the program, graduates should already be making a positive impact in organisations through internships or have been involved in the early stages of sustainable new businesses.

Duration: 3 Year Full-time Required: UACE | Diploma with business experience

Management is a premier program that targets the health sector deliberately to introduce technology innovation management. The modules have been purposefully selected to offer the students a unique experience. The ultimate goal of the program is to equip students working in the health sector or who have an interest in the same, to be able to acquire skills that enable them to be technology champions within their institutions. Duration: 1 Year Part-time Required: Degree in a related field | 2 years working experience

Duration: 6 months Part-time Required: Basic computer knowledge

The Certificate in Applied ICTs and Leadership (PostCert.AIL) is an initiative that is being championed by IHSU, CM 2000, and YWAM. The program is geared towards bridging the digital divide within the different sectors such as; Agriculture, Health, Education, Military etc. in Uganda and the region at large. ICT integration has become a minimum requirement in the different service verticals across the world.

Duration: 6 months Part-time Required: Basic computer knowledge

Throughout this course, students are introduced to a variety of subjects that provide the knowledge base and skills for understanding the social, economic, biological, and environmental dimensions of health and health improvement. Typical courses in the programme offer students a range of options to examine, including health promotion and public health; management; finance; gender; health economics; globalisation; clinical governance; data management, quality assurance, leadership, and epidemiology.

The aim of this BSc Public Health programme is to provide students with a broad knowledge of the theories and methods of public health as well as skills in working with the health problems of the communities in which they work.

Through following this programme, students will be trained to:

1. evaluate and analyse the challenges confronting public health and the provision of health services today;
2. engage in policy debates about global and international health; and
3. respond to the challenge of the widening health inequalities that exist within and between communities and indeed countries.

This programme will provide students with the opportunity to enhance their existing skills and competencies so that the health profile of the communities with which they work can be raised significantly. By bringing the theories and principles of public health to bear on their work, programme participants will be able to contribute significantly to realizing the aims of the Uganda HSSP III. This programme can include a Community Health specialization.

This programme will provide students with the opportunity to enhance their existing skills and competencies so that the health profile of the communities with which they work can be raised significantly. By bringing the theories and principles of public health to bear on their work, programme participants will be able to contribute significantly to realizing the aims of the Uganda HSSP III. This programme can include a Community Health specialization.