Faculty of Health Sciences
Educating Healthcare Professionals. Improving Lives. Strengthening Communities.
Prepare for a meaningful career in healthcare through flexible, high-quality education that develops clinical knowledge, leadership, compassion, and the skills to improve health outcomes in communities across Nigeria and beyond.
NUC Approved
Undergraduate Programmes
Admission Intakes
Each Year
Flexible Digital
Learning
Learn to Make a Difference.
Healthcare is more than a profession—it's a commitment to improving lives. At the Faculty of Health Sciences, students learn from experienced academics, healthcare practitioners, and visiting professionals who bring practical knowledge and real-world healthcare experience into every learning journey.
Our programmes combine scientific knowledge, professional ethics, critical thinking, and leadership, preparing graduates to deliver quality healthcare, improve public health, and strengthen healthcare systems in an ever-changing world.
Leslie Alexander
Teaching Assistant (TA)
Introduction to the Faculty
The Faculty of Health Sciences is committed to developing competent, compassionate, and forward-thinking healthcare professionals who are equipped to respond to the evolving needs of individuals, communities, and healthcare systems. Through innovative teaching, interdisciplinary learning, and professional engagement, we prepare graduates who combine scientific excellence with integrity, empathy, and service.
Lead of Faculty
The Lead of Faculty provides academic leadership that promotes excellence in teaching, curriculum development, professional standards, and student success. Working closely with programme coordinators and healthcare professionals, the faculty ensures every programme remains relevant to contemporary healthcare practice and national development priorities.
Advancing Healthier Communities
Healthcare continues to evolve through scientific discovery, innovation, and changing community needs. Our faculty prepares graduates who are ready to improve healthcare delivery, promote public health, manage healthcare organisations, and contribute to healthier communities through knowledge, compassion, and professional excellence.
By combining academic rigour with practical healthcare education, we develop professionals who are prepared to make a meaningful difference wherever they serve.
Choose Your Area of Specialisation
Careers That Improve Lives
Graduates of the Faculty of Health Sciences are equipped to serve across hospitals, healthcare organisations, government agencies, NGOs, research institutions, and community health programmes.
Hear from Our Students and Faculty
Discover how our students, lecturers, and healthcare professionals are shaping a learning environment built on compassion, excellence, and service.
Everything You Need to Know
Find answers to the most common questions about our programmes, online learning experience, admissions, and career opportunities.
Which health sciences programmes can I study at AOU?
The Faculty offers undergraduate programmes in Nursing, Public Health, and Healthcare & Hospital Management, each designed to prepare graduates for meaningful careers in healthcare and community wellbeing.
Will these programmes prepare me for careers in healthcare?
Yes. Our programmes combine scientific knowledge, professional ethics, leadership, and practical learning to prepare graduates for a wide range of healthcare professions.
Can I complete the programme entirely online?
Academic learning is delivered through our flexible digital learning platform. Programmes with clinical or professional requirements may also include approved practical training in line with regulatory standards.
Are AOU's Health Sciences programmes recognised and approved?
Yes. Al-Muhibbah Open University is licensed by the National Universities Commission (NUC), and all programmes are delivered in accordance with applicable regulatory and quality assurance requirements.
Do I need a science background to apply?
Admission requirements vary by programme. Applicants should review the specific entry requirements for their chosen programme before applying.
How long does it take to complete the programme?
Most undergraduate programmes are completed in four years through the 100 Level admission pathway, with shorter durations available for eligible Direct Entry applicants.