The B.Sc. in Dialysis Technology is a 3-year undergraduate program that focuses on training students to operate dialysis machines and manage patients undergoing dialysis treatment. The course is designed to prepare healthcare professionals who can assist in the treatment of patients with kidney failure or chronic renal conditions by performing hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis under the supervision of nephrologists.

The curriculum includes subjects like human anatomy and physiology, biochemistry, pathology, pharmacology, and dialysis technology. Students are also trained in patient care, vascular access techniques, fluid and electrolyte balance, and infection control. Practical training in hospitals and dialysis centers is a key component of the program, providing hands-on experience with dialysis equipment and patient management.

Graduates can work as dialysis technicians or technologists in hospitals, nephrology clinics, dialysis centers, and kidney care facilities. With the rising number of patients with kidney-related ailments, skilled dialysis professionals are in high demand and play a crucial role in improving patient quality of life.