Iconic Open University secures full Accreditation for B.HIM programme from HRORBN

Iconic Open University has achieved a landmark milestone following the receipt of full accreditation for its Bachelor of Health Information Management (B.HIM) programme. The accreditation was officially granted by the Health Record Officer's Registration Board of Nigeria (HRORBN), ensuring the programme meets the highest professional and academic standards.

The confirmation was delivered via a formal letter signed by the Board’s Registrar and Chief Executive Officer, Alhaji Babagana Mustapha. This decision followed a comprehensive evaluation of the university’s facilities, curriculum, and departmental offerings, affirming the institution's readiness to train the next generation of healthcare data experts.

Professional Licensing and Indexing

This development is a significant breakthrough for students of the premier private open university. With this accreditation, all students enrolled in the B.HIM programme will now be officially indexed by the HRORBN. This process registers students with the professional body from the very commencement of their academic journey.

Furthermore, the accreditation paves the way for graduates to sit for the Board’s licensing examinations. Passing these exams is a mandatory requirement for any individual seeking to practice professionally as a Health Information Management Officer within the Nigerian healthcare system.

A Commitment to Regulatory Excellence

Since commencing academic activities, Iconic Open University has remained steadfast in its pursuit of regulatory compliance across all healthcare disciplines. This latest achievement reinforces the university's position as a leader in flexible, high-quality distance learning that aligns with national professional requirements.

Enrollment Information

Prospective candidates interested in joining the B.HIM programme or other academic offerings can find more information through the following channels:

• Official Website: www.iconicuniversity.edu.ng
• Admissions Helpline (Call/WhatsApp): +234 814 282 9382