Faculty of Medical & Biomedical Sciences
ABOUT THE FACULTY
Our Purpose
Rigorous Science. Compassionate Practice. Lasting Impact.
The Faculty of Medical & Biomedical Sciences at Ruona University is built on a single conviction: that Africa's healthcare future depends on professionals who are not only scientifically rigorous but ethically grounded and clinically prepared from the moment they graduate.
Our programmes combine the scholarly depth of a research-led curriculum with the practical orientation of a faculty that understands the realities of healthcare delivery across the African continent. Every module, every clinical pathway, and every assessment is designed to produce graduates who are ready not just qualified.
WHY STUDY
Why Study Medical Sciences at RuonaU?
Academic Rigour
Our curriculum is built on evidence-based medical science and aligned with international healthcare education standards ensuring your qualification is respected across borders.
Ethical Foundation
Medical practice demands integrity. Every RuonaU Medical & Biomedical Sciences programme embeds professional ethics, patient rights, and healthcare law as core not optional components.
Industry Integrated Learning
Through our Withremit partnership and wider industry network, students gain exposure to healthcare technology, digital health innovation, and the evolving landscape of modern medical practice.
Flexible Pathways
Study on campus in Buea, through our blended pathway, or fully digitally without compromising the academic standard of your qualifications.
ADMISSIONS
Entry Requirements
- Minimum 5 O'Level credits including English Language and Mathematics.
- Required subjects: Biology (credit pass)
- Recommended subjects: Chemistry, Physics, Health Science
- GCE A-Level, Baccalauréat, BTS, HND, or equivalent qualification
- A first degree (minimum 2:2) in a relevant medical or health science discipline
- Official undergraduate transcripts
- Two academic or professional references
- Personal statement outlining research interests and career goals.
OUR PROGRAMMES
Faculty of Medical & Biomedical Sciences
Associate/HND/BSc./MSc. Clinical Psychology
The Associate/HND/BSc./MSc. Clinical Psychology programme under the Faculty of Medical & Biomedical Sciences provides students with a solid foundation in …
Associate/HND/BSc./MSc. Healthcare Management
The Associate/HND/BSc./MSc. Healthcare Management programme under the Faculty of Medical & Biomedical Sciences provides students with a solid foundation in …
Associate/HND/BSc./MSc. Medical Laboratory Science
The Associate/HND/BSc./MSc. Medical Laboratory Science programme under the Faculty of Medical & Biomedical Sciences provides students with a solid foundation …
Associate/HND/BSc./MSc. Nursing
The Associate/HND/BSc./MSc. Nursing programme under the Faculty of Medical & Biomedical Sciences provides students with a solid foundation in nursing, …
Associate/HND/BSc./MSc. Physician Assistant
The Associate/HND/BSc./MSc. Physician Assistant programme under the Faculty of Medical & Biomedical Sciences provides students with a solid foundation in …
Associate/HND/BSc./MSc. Public Health
The Associate/HND/BSc./MSc. Public Health programme under the Faculty of Medical & Biomedical Sciences provides students with a solid foundation in …
LECTURERS
Meet the Faculty
Dr. Amara Nkeng
Dean, Faculty of Medical & Biomedical Sciences
Prof. Samuel Etta
Senior Lecturer
Dr. Linda Mbeki
Programme Coordinator
COMMON QUESTIONS
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Yes. All six programmes in the Faculty of Medical & Biomedical Sciences are available through RuonaU's fully digital pathway. Practical and clinical components are structured to accommodate digital learners through virtual labs and supervised placement arrangements.
Graduates pursue careers across clinical practice, laboratory science, public health, healthcare management, and allied health professions in Africa and internationally.
RuonaU works with partner healthcare facilities to place all students requiring clinical or practical placement components as part of their programme.