Kenya – Bachelor programs in Medicine

We found 24 universities offering 24 Bachelor programs.

Study the Bachelor programs in Medicine in Kenya

24

Universities
24

Programs
3–4

Years of study
~ $912

Tuition fees

What is a Bachelor's degree in Midwifery?

A bachelor's degree in midwifery prepares specialists who can provide certified care and support for pregnant women. Midwives help at all stages of a pregnancy, which includes labor and taking care of newborns. The Midwifery curriculum includes theoretical and practical courses in gynaecology, primary care, newborn care, antepartum, and postpartum.

What are the tasks of a graduate student of Midwifery?

Tasks include: obtaining skills in examining and consulting pregnant women, identifying risk pregnancies, providing care for mothers and newborns, assisting women during labor, giving advice on breastfeeding and daily care of the baby, supporting parents.

Kenya – Bachelor programs in Medicine statistics

Free-Apply.com provides information about 24 Bachelor programs in Medicine at 24 universities in Kenya. Furthermore, you can choose one of 24 Bachelor programs in Medicine at 24 universities, 16 Master programs in Medicine at 16 universities, and 1 PhD program in Medicine at 1 university.

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The largest cities offering Bachelor programs in Medicine in Kenya

Higher education statistics of the largest cities in Kenya.

City	Universities	Tuition fees	Action
Nairobi	5	~ $1,316	Search
Eldoret	3	~ $320	Search
Meru	2	~ $630	Search
Mombasa	2	~ $408	Search
Machakos	2	~ $575	Search
Kisii	2	~ $812	Search
Kerugoya	1	~ $1,200	Search
Nakuru	1	~ $680	Search
Bondo	1	~ $970	Search
Kakamega	1	~ $1,050	Search
Kiambu	1	~ $150	Search
Kisumu	1	~ $450	Search