B.Sc Respiratory Therapy is a 4-year undergraduate program in Medical & Health Sciences that trains students in clinical respiratory care and cardiopulmonary support. The curriculum typically covers human anatomy and physiology, respiratory pathologies, pharmacology relevant to airway and lung care, mechanical ventilation, oxygen therapy, airway management, pulmonary function testing, sleep studies, and critical care practices. Training emphasizes infection control, patient monitoring, arterial blood gas interpretation, basic life support, and use of respiratory care equipment such as ventilators, nebulizers, humidifiers, and spirometers. Most institutions include extensive clinical postings and internships in ICUs, emergency departments, operation theatres, neonatal and pediatric ICUs, and pulmonary rehabilitation units. Graduates can work as Respiratory Therapists/Respiratory Care Technologists in hospitals and specialty clinics, supporting physicians in managing asthma, COPD, pneumonia, ARDS, post-operative ventilation, and long-term respiratory conditions. With growing critical care infrastructure, sleep medicine services, and home respiratory care, the field offers stable demand and diverse work settings.