Aster Health Academy partners with IISc, MICA other national institutions to offer advanced medical courses

Aster Health Academy, an ed-tech institution aimed at advancing professional education for clinicians and non-clinicians is partnering with national institutions and universities that include the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), MICA School of Ideas (MICA), Yenepoya School of Allied Health Sciences, and Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research to offer programs to healthcare professionals from across the country.

The collaborations will help curate industry-focused courses such as Advanced Certification courses for healthcare professionals in Healthcare Marketing, Healthcare Technology and Specialised Clinical Fellowship Level programs with university accreditations.

Very recently, IISc has seen the high investment to spearhead a national medical mission, and significantly, it is blending science, engineering and medicine in this endeavour, which is the first of its kind in the country. The AI in Healthcare: Theory to Practice Program in association with IISc offers a comprehensive curriculum tailored to healthcare professionals, emphasising the practical application of artificial intelligence in healthcare. Over half of the coursework is dedicated to hands-on experience, allowing students to solve real-world medical challenges using AI along with live weekend sessions.

Aster Health Academy and MICA – The School of Ideas, Ahmedabad will offer postgraduate certification in Integrated Marketing and Branding for Healthcare, providing marketers with a comprehensive understanding of marketing and communication strategies for healthcare brands. The course features an interactive format and industry-focused curriculum, ensuring participants are equipped to handle unique challenges and seize opportunities in healthcare marketing and communication.

Yenepoya School of Allied Health Sciences, located in South Karnataka near Mangalore in partnership with Aster Health, will offer a wide range of programs in allied health sciences, equipping students with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to excel in multiple healthcare roles. The focus will be on theoretical and clinical training and improving patient outcomes.

Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research (SRIHER) along with Aster Health will offer a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses focusing on innovation in healthcare. The Academy’s Clinical Fellowship Level programs will offer specialisations in Diabetes Mellitus, Critical Care Medicine and Emergency Medicine, focusing on bridging the educational gap – between theory and clinical practice and experience – for aspiring physicians. In addition to being accredited by the Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, these courses are also recognised by the CPD Standards Office (UK), further enhancing their relevance and credibility within the industry.

With these strategic partnerships, Aster Health Academy aims to reinforce its commitment to providing medical education and foster a new generation of healthcare leaders.