B.Sc in Renal Dialysis Technology is a 3-year undergraduate course in the Medical & Health Sciences stream focused on dialysis procedures and supportive renal care. The curriculum builds a strong base in human anatomy, physiology, pathology, microbiology, pharmacology, and biomedical instrumentation, and then advances into core nephrology and dialysis subjects such as haemodialysis principles, dialysis water treatment systems, dialyzer reprocessing (where practiced), vascular access care, anticoagulation protocols, and complications management. Practical training is a key component, with clinical postings in dialysis units, ICUs, and nephrology wards where students learn patient preparation, machine setup, monitoring of vitals, documentation, and adherence to infection prevention standards. The programme also emphasizes patient communication, ethics, safety, and quality assurance in dialysis services. After completion, graduates are suited for roles in hospitals, standalone dialysis centres, and home dialysis support services, with scope to pursue higher studies or specialized certifications to progress into senior technologist, supervisor, or clinical educator positions.