General Regulations Governing Admission to Higher Degree Programmes
SPECIAL WAIVER FOR MATURED APPLICANTS
Our higher degree programme in Medicine is designed to provide advanced knowledge, research skills, and specialized training in various medical disciplines. Here are some common components typically found in our Medicine:
Advanced Clinical Skills:
Research Methodology and Biostatistics:
Specialized Medical Knowledge:
Clinical Research and Thesis Work:
Clinical Leadership and Management:
MED 701 | Cardiology |
MED 702 | Nephrology |
MED 703 | Pulmonology |
MED 704 | Neurology |
MED 705 | Gastroenterology |
MED 706 | Endocrinology |
MED 708 | Procedures |
MED 710 | Dissertation |
MED 711 | Seminars |
EMS 722 | Principles of Epidemiology |
EMS 727 | Basic Statistical Procedures |
Having a higher degree in Medicine opens up various career opportunities in both clinical and non-clinical settings. Some potential career paths include:
Medical Specialist:
Academic Medicine:
You can pursue an academic careers in universities and medical schools. Physicians can become professors, lecturers, or researchers, contributing to medical education and advancing medical knowledge through research.
Clinical Researcher:
Healthcare Administration:
Public Health:
Medical Education:
Consulting and Healthcare Technology:
It's important to note that the career paths mentioned above are examples, opportunities available are subject to factors such as your specialization, location, and personal interests. Continuous professional development, networking, and staying updated with the latest advancements in the field are crucial for career progression in Medicine.
Professor Mayowa Owolabi MBBS, DrM, FMCP, FAAN, FRCP, FAS
Professor and Director, Center for Genomic and Precision Medicine
Mayowa OWOLABI DrM, FAS, is Professor and Director, Center for Genomic and Precision Medicine, University of Ibadan. He is an expert in brain health, global health, neurorehabilitation, implementation science and genomic epidemiology of hypertension, stroke, and other non-communicable diseases. He won the 2021 World Stroke Organization Global Award for Outstanding Contributions to Clinical Stroke Research. He has over 370 publications in peer-reviewed journals with h-index of 80 and over 111,000 citations. He is Lead Co-Chair, WSO-Lancet Commission on stroke and Member of the WHO Technical Action Group on NCD (Research and Innovation). He is a Fellow of several Academies of Science globally.
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