The Postgraduate Diploma in HIV Medicine is a specialized program designed for healthcare professionals aiming to enhance their knowledge and skills in the management of HIV/AIDS. Typically lasting 1 year, this course covers various aspects of HIV care, including the pathophysiology of HIV, antiretroviral therapy, prevention strategies, HIV testing and counseling, and managing co-infections. The program is structured to equip students with the practical tools to address the clinical, psychological, and social challenges faced by individuals living with HIV. It involves both theoretical learning and clinical exposure through internships or placements in hospitals or healthcare settings. Graduates are prepared to work in various healthcare environments, including hospitals, clinics, NGOs, and public health organizations, playing a vital role in HIV prevention, treatment, and care.
