Department of General Studies

Builds foundational and transferable skills — communication, ICT, behavioural sciences, research, and critical thinking.

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About the department

Department of General Studies

The Department of General Studies provides students with the foundational knowledge and transferable skills required for academic excellence, professional practice, and lifelong learning.

The department offers courses that strengthen communication skills, English language proficiency, information and communication technology (ICT), behavioural sciences, psychology, sociology, ethics, leadership, health education, research methodology, statistics, and critical thinking.

These courses complement students' professional nursing education by enhancing their ability to communicate effectively, solve problems, work collaboratively, conduct research, utilize technology, and adapt to the changing demands of modern healthcare.

The department plays a significant role in producing well-rounded graduates equipped for interdisciplinary collaboration and leadership.

Priorities

Focus areas

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Communication

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ICT

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Research Methodology

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Critical Thinking

Leadership

Head of Department

Mr. Stephen Edoki Etuki

Head of Department

Mr. Stephen Edoki Etuki serves as the Head of the Department of General Studies, where he oversees the delivery of interdisciplinary courses that support students' academic, professional, and personal development. He coordinates courses that strengthen communication skills, information technology, leadership, research, critical thinking, and other foundational competencies essential for healthcare professionals. He is dedicated to creating an engaging learning environment that equips students with the knowledge and transferable skills needed for academic success and effective professional practice.

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This department delivers foundational and transferable courses that support students across CONSIT’s academic programmes.

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