The Diploma in Pre-Medical Science is a 1-year foundational program designed to prepare students for higher studies in medical fields. This course equips students with the essential knowledge and scientific principles needed to pursue careers in medicine, nursing, paramedical, or other health-related professions.
Human Anatomy and Physiology: Understanding the structure and functions of the human body, focusing on systems and organs critical to medical science.
Basic Biochemistry: Introduction to the chemical processes and substances that occur within living organisms and their relevance to health and disease.
Microbiology: Study of microorganisms and their role in human health, including pathogens, infection control, and immunology.
Medical Terminology: Learning the essential medical vocabulary used in healthcare and medical practice for effective communication.
Health and Disease Prevention: Introduction to public health principles, disease prevention strategies, and general healthcare practices.
Healthcare Assistant: Assisting doctors and nurses in medical and clinical settings, performing basic healthcare tasks.
Medical Laboratory Technician: Working in labs, assisting with diagnostic tests and helping in the identification of diseases.
Pharmacy Assistant: Supporting pharmacists in providing medications and advising patients on proper use.
Nursing Assistant: Assisting nurses with patient care, taking vital signs, and helping patients with daily activities.
Paramedical Assistant: Supporting paramedics in emergency medical situations and hospital care settings.
The Diploma in Pre-Medical Science serves as a strong foundation for students aiming to pursue careers in medicine, nursing, or healthcare. This program prepares students with the core knowledge required for advanced studies and a variety of medical professions.
