Course Duration: 4 Academic Years

Intakes: January, April & August

Mode of delivery:

Full Time – Face to Face (Monday-Friday; 8AM – 5PM)

Part-Time – Virtual (Monday-Friday; 5.30PM – 8.30PM)

Full Time Fee Structure KES>>

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Part Time Fee Structure  KES>>

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Non-East Africans will pay 20% above local rates for tuition and all mandatory charges

1. Be a holder of KCSE (or its equivalent) certificate with C+ Mean Grade; C for Biology; C for Chemistry;C for English/ Kiswahili; C for Mathematics/ Physics;

OR

1. Be a holder of either a Diploma in Public Administration, Business Administration/Management, Public Health, Environmental health, Clinical Medicine, Pharmacy, Community Health, Human Nutrition or the equivalent of any of these qualifications as approved by the University Senate;

OR

iii. Be a holder of a Higher National Diploma (HND) in Public Administration, Business Administration/Management, Public Health, Environmental Health, Clinical Medicine, Pharmacy, Community Health, Human Nutrition or the equivalent of any of these qualifications from an Institution recognised by the University Senate plus a KCSE mean grade C.

1. Be a holder of KACE with a minimum of two principal passes including Biology and subsidiary pass in Chemistry/Maths/ Physics.

All International undergraduate students are required to equate their secondary school grades with the Kenya National Qualifications Authority (KNQA). The students should have their academic certificates certified by a qualified advocate and get a verification letter from the embassy before uploading their documents on the KNQA portal.

The attached is the KNQA link for application of equation process: hps://qa.knqa.go.ke/

I. Hospitals: Medical Administrative Officer,Medical Billing and coding Officer, Medical
II. Accountant and Finance Managers, Human Resource Managers,
III. Healthcare Laws and Compliance Officer,
IV. Human Resource Director
V. Research Institutions
VI. Ministries of Health
VII. County Governments
VIII. Academic Institutions
IX. United Nations Organisations
X. Health Care Insurance Organisation
XI. Non-Governmental Organisations
XII. Community health services
XIII. Financial institutions (Health programmes)

Are you a high school graduate with a passion for improving health systems in Africa?

Have you studied Public Administration, Business Administration & Management, Public Health, Environmental Health, Clinical Medicine, Pharmacy, Human Nutrition, Community Health or the equivalent? Are you ambitious, innovative and interested in better health care for Africa? If that’s a yes to these questions, there couldn’t be a more perfect launch pad for a career in developing and managing health systems than AMIU degree course in BSc. Health Systems Management and Development.

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