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Leadership & Innovation
Among the professional undergraduate programmes hosted by the College are
- Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MbChB)
- Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D)
- Bachelor in Nursing
- Bachelor in Mental Health Nursing
- Bachelor in Community Mental Health Nursing
- Doctor of Optometry (OD)
- Physician Assistant Studies
- Biomedical Sciences
- Nutrition and Dietetics
- Medical Laboratory Technology
- Medical Imaging and Sonography Technology
- Health Information Management
- Sports Sciences
Entry Requirements
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Our professional graduate level programmes include
- Master of Nursing (MN)
- Advanced Nursing Practice (MSc)
- Drug Discovery and Development (MPhil)
- Parasitology (MPhil)
- Infections and Immunity (MPhil)
Entry Requirements
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Post-graduate level programmes include
Entry Requirements
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College of Health and Applied Sciences (CoHAS) has the best facilities for teaching and training, such as:
- Modern Laboratories.
- Clinical Facilities.
- BRT Buses for transportation.
- Best accomodation.
- Modern Library.
A training workshop to build the capacity of selected Faculty Members from the College of Health and Allied Sciences (CoHAS) on Grant and Proposal Writing is underway at the Conference Room of Coconut Grove Hotel in Elmina.
The workshop, which will span a five-day period, is being organised by the Biomedical and Clinical Research Centre-UCC in collaboration with African Centre of Excellence for Population, Health and Policy, as well as Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria.
Among the subjects that will be tackled by the participants during the five-day workshop are
This annual programme was organized by the University of Cape Coast School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (UCC SoPPS) in conjunction with the Central Regional Branch of the Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana (PSGH) to welcome first-year PharmD students of the School and expose them to the Pharmacy programme and also encourage them. The programme brought together Pharmacists in the Central region to serve as mentors to the pharmacy students and expose them to the various practice areas and job opportunities available in the profession.