Program Details

The Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHS) is a four-year undergraduate degree designed to prepare students for diverse roles in the healthcare sector. This program provides a strong foundation in human biology, public health, clinical sciences, research methods, and healthcare management. Students gain theoretical knowledge as well as practical skills through laboratory work, field training, internships, and community-based projects.

The BHS program equips students to understand health systems, improve patient outcomes, support clinical teams, and contribute to public health initiatives. Graduates are prepared to work in hospitals, laboratories, research centers, government health departments, NGOs, and private health organizations.

Graduates of the BHS program will be able to:

1. Scientific & Clinical Knowledge

• Demonstrate understanding of human anatomy, physiology, pathology, microbiology, and pharmacology.
• Apply scientific principles to analyze health problems and propose solutions.

2. Healthcare Practice Skills

• Perform basic clinical procedures under supervision.
• Interpret diagnostic reports and support healthcare professionals in patient management.

3. Public Health & Community Skills

• Assess community health needs and participate in disease prevention programs.
• Support health promotion, awareness, and outreach activities.

4. Research & Critical Thinking

• Conduct basic health research using quantitative and qualitative methods.
• Interpret scientific data and prepare research reports.

5. Professional & Ethical Competence

• Follow ethical guidelines, patient confidentiality, and professional conduct.
• Work effectively in inter-professional healthcare teams.

6. Communication & Leadership

• Communicate effectively with patients, families, and healthcare staff.
• Demonstrate leadership, time management, and problem-solving skills in healthcare settings.

Admission Requirements

Academic Requirements

• Intermediate / Higher Secondary Certificate (F.Sc Pre-Medical) or equivalent
• Minimum 45%–50% marks (institution may vary)
• O-Level / A-Level or equivalent qualifications (IBCC equivalence required)

Additional Requirements

• Application form & processing fee
• Entrance test (optional / institution-specific)
• Interview (if required)
• Medical fitness certificate
• CNIC/B-Form & academic documents

• Successful completion of all coursework (approx. 120–132 credit hours)
• Minimum CGPA (usually 2.0 or per institution policy)
• Completion of internship / clinical rotation (if applicable)
• Completion of capstone project or research report