COURSES

Courses offered per semester

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Our Program Guide

Are you looking to get started with us? Then get acquitted with our programs and courses per semester.

We have taken the liberty of familiarizing you with the courses of our programs each semester. The course units as well as grading systems are also provided to get you prepared for the journey ahead. So take note, and good luck!

OND 1 (First and Second Semester)

Course Title, Code & Unit

Health Information Management I (HIM 111)
3
Language of Medicine (HIM 112)
2
Communication in Health Information Management
(HIM 113)
Mathematics for Health Information Management
(HIS 111)
Principles of Epidemiology & Disease Control (EHT 212)
Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology (DTE 114)
Descriptive Statistics for HIM (HIS 112)
Introduction to Computer+Operating System (COM 111)
Use of English 1 (GNS 101)
Citizenship Education 1 (GNS 111)
TOTAL UNIT
3

3

2
2
3
3
2
2
25

Course Title, Code & Unit

Disease Classification and Clinical Coding I (HIM 121)
2
Health Planning and Management I (HIS 121)
2
Statistical Theory for HIM (HIS 122)
Introduction to Programming (HIS 123)
Computer Packages I (HIS 124)
Primary Health Care for HIM I (HIS 125)
Demography I (STA 123)
Introduction to Entrepreneurship I (EED 126)
Communication in English I (GNS 102)
Citizenship Education II (GNS 121)
SIWESS (HIM 122)
TOTAL UNIT
3
3
2
2
3
3
2
2
2
30

Course Title, Code & Unit

Health Information Management I (HIM 111)
3
Communication in Health Information Management
(HIM 113)
Mathematics for Health Information Management
(HIS 111)
Principles of Epidemiology & Disease Control (EHT 212)
Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology (DTE 114)
Descriptive Statistics for HIM (HIS 112)
Introduction to Computer+Operating System (COM 111)
Use of English 1 (GNS 101)
Citizenship Education 1 (GNS 111)
TOTAL UNIT
3

3

2
2
3
3
2
2
25

Course Title, Code & Unit

Disease Classification and Clinical Coding I (HIM 121)
2
Health Planning and Management I (HIS 121)
2
Statistical Theory for HIM (HIS 122)
Introduction to Programming (HIS 123)
Computer Packages I (HIS 124)
Primary Health Care for HIM I (HIS 125)
Demography I (STA 123)
Introduction to Entrepreneurship I (EED 126)
Communication in English I (GNS 102)
Citizenship Education II (GNS 121)
SIWESS (HIM 122)
TOTAL UNIT
3
3
2
2
3
3
2
2
2
30

OND 2 (First & Second Semester)

Course Title, Code & Unit

Health Information Management II (HIM 211)
3
Disease Classification and Clinical Coding II (HIM 212)
3
Record Documentation Systems (HIM 213)
Health Informatics I (HIS 211)
Database Management System I (HIS 212)
Monitoring and Evaluation (HIS 214)
Applied General Statistics (HIS 223)
Human Anatomy and Physiology I (HIS 216)
Introduction to Medical Sociology (GNS 213)
Research Methods I (GNS 228)
Use of English II (GNS 201)
Introduction to Entrepreneurship II (ENT 216)
TOTAL UNIT
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
2
2
3
30

Course Title, Code & Unit

Fundamentals of Data Analysis (HIS 215)
2
Electronic Health Records I (HIM 221)
2
Hospital Statistics (HIM 222)
Monitoring and Evaluation II (HIS 221)
Legal and Ethical Aspects of HIM I (HIS 222)
Research Project (HIM 223)
Communication in English II (GNS 202)
TOTAL UNIT
1
1
2
6
2
16

Structure & Grading System

The school programmes are divided into a number of courses (course units), each of which lasts for one semester. These are given a weight depending upon the total number of contact hours in the semester.

These, in turn, are used to calculate the Grade Point Average (GPA) which is a measure of the student’s performance in that semester.This GPA is used to calculate the “Cumulative Grade Point Average”(CGPA) which is used to produce a final assessment of student’s performance at the completion of the programme.

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Grade and Ranges of Score

A
75% and above
AB
70% - 74%
B
BC
C
CD
D
E
F
65% - 69%
60% - 64%
55% - 59%
50% - 54%
45% - 49%
40% - 44%
Below 40%

Weighted Points and Awards

4 Points
Excellent
3.50 Points
-
3.25 Points
3.00 Points
2.75 Points
2.50 Points
2.25 Points
2.00 Points
0.00 Points
Very Good
-
Satisfactory
-
Good
Pass
Fail

HND 1 (First and Second Semester)

Course Title, Code & Unit

Health Information Management III (HIM 311)
3
Fundamentals of Medicine (HIM 312)
2
Introduction to Inferential Statistics (HIS 311)
Health Economics (HIS 312)
Health Data Management (HIM 313)
Legal & Ethical Aspects of HIM II (HIS 314)
Computer Packages II (HIS 315)
Health Planning & Management II
(HIS 316)
Drugs and Body Systems (HIS 317)
Health Care Financing (HIS 318)
Operations Research (HIS 319)
Communication in English III (GNS 302)
TOTAL UNIT
3
2
3
2
3
2

2
2
2
2
28

Course Title, Code & Unit

Sampling Techniques (HIS 312)
3
Health Informatics II (HIS 322)
3
Management of Human Resources for Health
(HIS 323)
Monitoring and Evaluation III (HIS 324)
Disease Classification & Clinical Coding III (HIM 312)
Research Methodology II (HIS 325)
Design and Analysis of Experiments (HIS 326)
Biometrics (STA 325)
Time Series (STA 425)
Population, Resources & Environment (GNS 322)
Introduction to Psychology (GNS 411)
Practice of Entrepreneurship I (ENT 326)
TOTAL UNIT
2

3
2
3
2
3
2
2
3
2
30

HND 2 (First and Second Semester)

Course Title, Code & Unit

Proposal Writing (HIM 411)
2
Seminar (HIM 423)
1
IDatabase Management Systems (HIS 412)
Occupational Health and Safety (HIS 413)
Human Anatomy and Physiology IV (HIM 414)
Practice of Entrepreneurship II (EED 416)
Demography II (STA 422)
TOTAL UNIT
3
2
3
4
2
17

Course Title, Code & Unit

Electronic Health Records II (HIM 421)
3
Disease Classification and Clinical Coding IV
(HIM 422)
3
Hospital Statistics II (HIM 423)
Data Sharing (HIM 424)
Health Information Management IV (HIM 425)
Independent Research Project (HIM 426)
Literary Appreciation and Oral Composition
(GNS 402)
TOTAL UNIT
2
3
3
6
2

21

Additional Guidelines

To qualify for the school examination, a student shall have attended at least 75% of the prescribed lectures, seminars, tutorials and practical lessons in each semester.

Examination for each course shall be held at the end of each
semester and the result of such examination may include an assessment through term paper, take-home assignments, continuous assessment, class tests, etc, which shall carry at most 30% and the examination shall carry 70%. The results of the semester examinations shall automatically form part of
thefinal national examination.

Higher National Diploma (Freshers)
N450,000
Higher National Diploma
(Returning Students)
N300,000
Ordinary National Diploma (Freshers)
N350,000
Ordinary National Diploma
(Returning Students)
N200,000
We continually help students and parents become better versions of themselves which in turn nourishes and strengthens this community - and this nation.

Mr. Akingbola Omokanye​

Head of School

Billing and Financial Information

All fees must be paid for by their due dates to assure the student's place at the School. A late fee of 1.25% for each month or portion thereof may be assessed to each account on amounts not paid by the due date.

All payments are made via Remita, so ensure to provide the necessary documents and receipts to prove you have successfully made payments.

Pay with remita

Bank details for Wire Transfer

  • Pay with Remita
    99 Bankers Street
    Melbourne, AU
    P.O.B. 336699
  • School of Health Information Management
    Account #15428 69875
    SWIFT #TFBUS1515

Note: The School will not be responsible for transfer of money in wrong account. Please double check the details before sending.

Whom to contact

In case of any query, please contact members of our billing department.
They would be more than glad to help you.

Mr Adewumi

Head of Admissions
  • +234 7069694078

Mr. Adesoji Adeniregun

Dean of Student Affairs
  • +234 8066516971

Mrs. Adesina

Secretary to the HOS
  • +234 8068264832

You are invited for admission into our OND and HND Programs!

School of Health Information Management is admitting students for HND and OND Programs. Entrance Examination and Interview will be held on the 25th and 26th of September respectively.
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