In higher education, the final year project is not only a requirement for graduation but also an important opportunity for students to demonstrate mastery of knowledge and application of research skills in their field. For students in the Faculty of Health Sciences, a project research represents a practical approach to solving health-related problems, addressing community needs, and contributing to the advancement of medical and healthcare knowledge. At Albarka, we provide comprehensive and original project materials that meet the highest academic standards while being tailored to each department within the Faculty of Health Sciences.
The faculty comprises a wide range of disciplines, each dedicated to specific aspects of human health, wellness, and medical research. Below are common departments in the Faculty of Health Sciences for which project materials are available:
- Department of Nursing Science
- Department of Public Health
- Department of Medical Laboratory Science
- Department of Radiography and Imaging Science
- Department of Physiotherapy
- Department of Pharmacy
- Department of Anatomy
- Department of Physiology
- Department of Biochemistry
- Department of Environmental Health Science
- Department of Nutrition and Dietetics
- Department of Dentistry
- Department of Medicine and Surgery
Whether you are an ND/NCE, B.Sc, HND, B.Ed, or PhD student, your research project follows the same fundamental structure, but with varying levels of depth and complexity.
Structure of a Health Sciences Project Research
- Preliminary Pages – Includes title page, abstract, acknowledgement, dedication, and table of contents.
- Chapter One (Introduction) – Presents background of the study, problem statement, objectives, research questions/hypotheses, scope, and significance of the research.
- Chapter Two (Literature Review) – Reviews existing works, theoretical frameworks, models, and relevant studies in the health sciences field.
- Chapter Three (Methodology) – Explains the research design, population, sample size, instruments (such as questionnaires, laboratory tests, or clinical methods), data collection procedures, and statistical tools for analysis.
- Chapter Four (Data Presentation and Analysis) – Organizes and analyzes data using tables, charts, graphs, and provides interpretation in relation to objectives.
- Chapter Five/Six (Discussion, Summary, Conclusion, and Recommendations) – Discusses findings, summarizes results, draws meaningful conclusions, and provides recommendations for healthcare practice, policy, or further research.
Requirements to Submit to Us
For us to prepare a well-structured and institution-approved Health Sciences project, you will need to provide:
- Your Guidelines – The official project or departmental format for proper compliance with your school’s requirements.
- Your Approved Project Topic – The research topic endorsed by your supervisor, which sets the direction of your study.
- Your Case Study – The hospital, laboratory, health institution, or community selected as the research focus.
- Your Level of Study – Whether you are ND/NCE, B.Sc, HND, B.Ed, or PhD, to determine the required academic standard and complexity.
What We Will Deliver After Completing Your Project
Once your project is completed, Albarka will provide you with:
- Well-prepared Preliminary Pages
- Full Chapters One to Five/Six
- Questionnaires (if required for data collection)
- Research Materials (journals, textbooks, government reports, or medical research papers) in PDF format
- Editable Word Document of the complete project for easy customization
Important Note
At Albarka, we deliver only original and plagiarism-free project materials. We also provide the materials used for information gathering. If your supervisor requires adjustments, you are free to make necessary modifications on your own copy.
Duration and Quality Guarantee
- Completion Time: 48 hours after confirmation
- Authenticity: 100% Original Work
- Plagiarism-Free: Strict adherence to academic integrity
By choosing Albarka, students of the Faculty of Health Sciences gain access to expertly written, academically sound, and professionally structured project materials that make a real impact in healthcare research.