This module introduces learners to the history, epidemiology, virology, and global impact of HIV/AIDS. Students will gain a foundational understanding of HIV infection, transmission pathways, disease progression, and the social and public health significance of the epidemic. The module establishes the scientific basis required for advanced study and clinical practice in HIV care.

This module explores the human immune system and examines how HIV affects immune function. Learners will understand the interactions between HIV and host immunity, mechanisms of immune suppression, and factors contributing to opportunistic infections and disease progression.

This module focuses on diagnostic methods and laboratory investigations used in HIV care. Students will learn principles of HIV testing, interpretation of results, quality assurance measures, and monitoring tools used for disease management.

This module provides comprehensive knowledge of the clinical presentation of HIV infection. Learners will identify signs and symptoms across various stages of disease and recognize common HIV-related conditions.

This module examines opportunistic infections associated with HIV-induced immunosuppression. Learners will understand prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and management approaches for common opportunistic diseases.

This module addresses HIV management in diverse populations with unique clinical and psychosocial needs. Students will learn specialized approaches to diagnosis, treatment, and care delivery.

This module focuses on evidence-based prevention strategies and public health interventions aimed at reducing HIV transmission. Learners will examine community programs, policy initiatives, and preventive technologies.

This module develops counseling and communication skills essential for HIV care. Students will learn to address psychological, social, ethical, and emotional challenges experienced by people living with HIV.

This module examines chronic diseases and complications commonly encountered among individuals living with HIV. Learners will understand integrated care approaches for long-term disease management.

This module explores legal, ethical, and policy issues relevant to HIV care. Students will learn patient rights, confidentiality requirements, healthcare regulations, and program management principles.

This final module integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application. Learners will participate in case-based learning, clinical exposure, research activities, and a capstone project focused on HIV/AIDS care and management.