KICH is a teaching institution as well as a hospital. Our academic programmes prepare health professionals for the realities of paediatric care, while research helps us improve it.
KICH was planned as an institute, not only a hospital. That distinction matters: academic learning is part of the institution’s purpose, and clinical teams are part of how students learn.
Our programmes combine structured teaching with exposure to paediatric services, multidisciplinary teams and the everyday questions that arise in caring for children and families.
Programme availability, affiliation, eligibility and intake are confirmed by the academic office. Please check before applying.
Advanced public health training focused on maternal, newborn and child health, research and programme leadership.
Hearing sciences and rehabilitation, with a focus on the needs of children and their families.
Assessment and support for children and adults with speech, language, communication and swallowing needs.
Training in helping children develop the skills they need for everyday living, learning and play.
Admission dates and requirements can change between sessions. The academic office can confirm the current prospectus, eligibility criteria and application deadline. An admission form is available on the downloads page.
Start with a conversation. The academic office can help you understand which programme fits your background and goals.
Ask about the programme, current intake, eligibility and the documents you will need.
Review the qualification requirements and confirm whether any additional documentation is needed.
Complete the current admission form and gather your academic records and supporting documents.
Follow the instructions you receive from the academic office and keep a copy of your submission.
Research at KICH is grounded in the realities of paediatric services in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Clinical audit, service evaluation and collaborative studies help teams understand what is working and where care can improve.
