University of Eswatini / Faculty of Health Sciences
Formerly the Institute of Health Sciences, our faculty has an outstanding reputation for teaching and producing career-ready graduates. We have over 40 multicultural staff in various health fields. The faculty has over 600 students and four departments.
Vision
The Vision of the Faculty of Health Sciences is to be the Faculty of Choice in Africa for education, training, research and community service in Health Sciences
Mission
The mission is to offer diversified and relevant programmes in the different disciplines of Health Sciences. This done through full time and blended learning as well as in-service training as per the needs of the country and beyond.
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Prospective Student
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Student Services
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Campus Life
When it comes down to student life, academic engagement and growth form the foundations of the University of Eswatini. UNESWA also offers a dynamic and well-rounded student experience on all our campuses around the country of Eswatini. Click here to learn more about the buzzing student life and not-to-be-missed activities that can cater to your specific interests.
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Fees and Funding
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News
Eswatini Innovation Hackathon
UNESWA has partnered with a number of Institutions to jointly pioneer the first ever Eswatini Innovation Hackathon to foster data-driven solutions for everyday life.
Providence University (Taiwan) signs MoU with UNESWA
A partnership to develop the Bio-Technology industry in the country, has been forged between UNESWA and Providence University.
Eswatini Parliament partners with UNESWA for capacity building
This partnership is aimed at equipping policy makers with necessary skills to carry out their duties in the Eswatini Parliament
Artificial Intelligence Seminar
Intelligent machines that act and react like humans are slowly making their mark globally, especially in the advanced world, making life easier and better for those who use them.