COLLEGE OF EMERGING SCIENCES
Integrated M.Sc. in Renal Dialysis Technology
Study Integrated M.Sc. in Renal Dialysis Technology. 5-year programme with B.Sc. exit options at 3 and 4 years.
ABOUT THE COURSE
Integrated M.Sc. in Renal Dialysis Technology
Kidney disease doesn’t wait for enough trained hands to show up, and right now, hospitals across India don’t have enough of them. This programme trains students to become the allied healthcare professionals nephrology units actually need: people who understand dialysis procedures, renal care, patient safety, and the operation of advanced dialysis equipment at a level most general life-science degrees never touch. Over five years, students move through nephrology departments, dialysis units, ICUs, and multispecialty hospitals, building the kind of hands-on clinical familiarity that usually only comes after years on the job.
WHY CHOOSE THIS PROGRAMME
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Scope of the course
Graduates can pursue roles as Renal Dialysis Technologists, Hemodialysis Technicians, Peritoneal Dialysis Technologists, Nephrology Technologists, Dialysis Unit Coordinators, or Clinical Application Specialists for dialysis equipment manufacturers, along with paths into clinical research, medical equipment specialization, healthcare quality roles, or academic and research careers.
QUICK FACTS
Programme at a glance
Duration
5 Years (Integrated M.Sc.)
Eligibility
Bio Maths, Pure Science, Bio Computer science, Vocational (Only Nursing).
Mode
Full-Time
Level
Undergraduate to Postgraduate (Integrated)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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It is a 5-year integrated undergraduate-to-postgraduate programme, with exit options of a B.Sc. after 3 years and a B.Sc. (Hons.) after 4 years.
KVELL, Deemed to be University, located on GST Road, Chinnakolampakkam, Madhuranthakam, Chengalpattu, offers this programme through its College of Emerging Sciences.
Graduates can work as Renal Dialysis Technologists, Hemodialysis Technicians, Peritoneal Dialysis Technologists, Nephrology Technologists, Dialysis Unit Coordinators, or Clinical Application Specialists in hospitals, dialysis centers, and medical equipment companies.
Students train directly in nephrology departments, dialysis units, intensive care units, and multispecialty hospitals, gaining both theoretical knowledge and hands-on clinical experience in dialysis procedures and equipment operation.
Candidates need 10+2 (Higher Secondary) with Biology/Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry from a recognized board.
Yes, KVELL is recognized as a Deemed to be University under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956.
Admissions open typically for the regular academic year between April to July. Interested students can fill out the enquiry form on this page to download the brochure & connect with the admissions team. Apply Now