Mahindra University, Hyderabad, and Apollo Healthcare Academy have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to offer Bachelor’s programs in Allied Health Sciences. The partnership aims to address the growing shortage of allied health professionals in India and worldwide by providing students with both academic excellence and immersive clinical training. The programs will focus on high-demand specializations such as Anesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology, Medical Laboratory Technology, and Cardiovascular Technology.

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 benefit from clinical rotations at Apollo Hospitals and affiliated healthcare facilities, including a final-year internship. The World Health Organization (WHO) has highlighted the acute shortage of allied health professionals, and this initiative directly addresses this challenge by preparing graduates who are skilled, confident, and ready to contribute from day one.

The partnership brings together Mahindra University’s modern academic infrastructure and Apollo Healthcare Academy’s clinical expertise to produce practice-ready graduates aligned with healthcare industry needs. The programs will combine academic rigor with practical immersion, making students job-ready and future-ready. Students can expect an industry-relevant curriculum, expert faculty, state-of-the-art infrastructure, structured clinical training, global readiness modules, placement assistance, and research opportunities.

The collaboration is committed to bridging the gap between classroom learning and hospital practice, empowering students with the confidence, exposure, and skillset required to thrive in India and global opportunities. The partnership aims to develop a robust pipeline of skilled allied health professionals ready to shape the future of healthcare in India and beyond. With this MoU, Mahindra University and Apollo Healthcare Academy reaffirm their commitment to advancing allied health education and tackling the global healthcare workforce shortage.

The partnership will offer various benefits to students, including placement assistance through Apollo Hospitals and partner networks, global readiness modules, and research opportunities with faculty from both institutions. The curriculum will be co-developed by academic experts and hospital clinicians, ensuring that students receive the best possible education and training. Overall, the partnership between Mahindra University and Apollo Healthcare Academy is a significant step towards addressing the shortage of allied health professionals and shaping the future of healthcare in India and beyond.