Department of ENT
Expert clinical training in otolaryngology and head-and-neck surgery — equipping students to manage common and complex ENT conditions.
ENT covers a disproportionately common set of complaints — ear infections, sinus disease, throat and airway problems — training students to diagnose and manage them at both a primary-care and specialist level.
Vision
A centre of excellence for ENT care
To become a centre of excellence for ENT care, providing a student- and patient-friendly environment that instils accountability of clinical and analytical knowledge, achieving academic excellence for students and faculty.
Mission
How we get there
To provide affordable, scientific, ethical and high-quality ENT care to all, and to assist the paramedical and nursing colleges with their educational and research goals.
Teaching Objectives
What students are expected to master at each stage of training in this department.
Goal
To prepare students to function as effective primary health-care physicians.
Objectives
- Identify and image common ENT problems.
- Effectively apply their knowledge toward early diagnosis and better ENT care.
- Develop academic and clinical competence in ENT to excel at national and international levels.
Goal
To prepare competent ENT care specialists.
Objectives
- Provide the latest skills to treat ENT problems.
- Be a competent teacher and trainer for undergraduate students.
Other Clinical Departments
ENT is one of thirteen departments in the final Clinical stage of the MBBS program.
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