To launch allied health sciences bachelor’s prog
Mahindra University, Hyderabad and Apollo Healthcare Academy announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaboratively offer Bachelor’s programmes in Allied Health Sciences. This strategic partnership aims to address the growing shortage of allied health professionals in India and worldwide, equipping students with both academic excellence and immersive clinical training.
The programmes will focus on high-demand specializations such as Anesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology, Medical Laboratory Technology, Cardiovascular Technology, among others. By combining Mahindra University’s modern academic infrastructure with Apollo Healthcare Academy’s clinical expertise, the collaboration will produce practice-ready graduates aligned with healthcare industry needs.
The curriculum will follow the guidelines set by the National Commission for Allied & Healthcare Professionals (NCAHP), ensuring national regulatory compliance and global recognition. Students will also benefit from clinical rotations at Apollo Hospitals and affiliated healthcare facilities, including a final-year internship.
Dr Yajulu Medury, Vice Chancellor, Mahindra University, said, “This collaboration reflects our shared vision of producing highly skilled healthcare professionals. By integrating Mahindra University’s interdisciplinary academic strengths with Apollo’s proven expertise in healthcare, we aim to nurture graduates who will make an immediate and lasting impact on society.”
Dr Rajinder Singh Chauhan, Professor & Dean, Centre for Life Sciences, Mahindra University, added, “These programmes combine academic rigour with practical immersion. Our students will not only learn but also practice in real healthcare settings, making them job-ready and future-ready.”
Sivaramakrishnan Venkateswaran, CEO, Apollo Knowledge, said, “Apollo Healthcare Academy is committed to bridging the gap between classroom learning and hospital practice. This partnership will empower students with the confidence, exposure, and skill set required to thrive not only in India but also in global opportunities. This is part of our global workforce development initiatives to build and empower the next generation of healthcare professionals equipped to contribute meaningfully to health systems worldwide.”
Dr Jagadeswaran, Dean & Head – Allied & Healthcare Professions, Apollo Institute of Hospital Management & Allied Sciences, commented: “We are proud to bring Apollo’s immersive training model into Mahindra University. Together, we will prepare allied health graduates who are globally relevant and locally impactful.”
