Frequently Asked Questions

Programs combine classroom lectures, laboratory work, and clinical practice in affiliated hospitals to ensure hands-on training.

Yes, all health science students must complete practical training in hospitals and health centers as part of their curriculum.

The College offers undergraduate and degree programs in Comprehensive Nursing, Surgical Nursing, Psychiatry Nursing, Midwifery, Pharmacy, Anesthesia, Medical Laboratory Science, Medical Radiology Technology and other allied health fields.

Applications are submitted through directly to the college during the admission period. Detailed guidelines are provided on the college’s admissions page.

Requirements vary by program, but generally include completion of secondary education with strong grades in science subjects. Specific cut-off points are announced each year by Ministry of Educations of Ethiopia.

No, the college does not provide dormitory facilities. Only limited on-campus housing is available, and is given to students coming from all over the country that does not need dormitory service.

The College provides academic advising, counseling, career guidance, and support student services.

You can reach the college through its official website, email, or by visiting the admissions office in Addis Ababa.

Tuition fees depend on the program and level of study. Updated fee schedules are published annually by the college.

Yes, the college provides merit-based and need-based scholarships. Government-sponsored students may also receive financial support.