Bachelor in Public Health

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Public Health program is an interdisciplinary program designed to prepare graduates capable of planning, monitoring, and evaluating public health projects and programs with high professionalism. The program provides students with fundamental knowledge of health theories, patterns of disease spread, and health policies, alongside applications of epidemiology and qualitative methods in analyzing health problems. It also focuses on assessing health needs, promoting quality, preventing diseases, and improving the health of individuals and communities.

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Duration of Study

8

Levels

133

Study Unit

43

Course

A leading academic program that employs blended learning methods to deliver public health concepts recognized regionally and internationally.

The program’s mission is to promote public health by enhancing knowledge, developing global collaborative partnerships, and implementing evidence-based practices that advance health equity and improve population health outcomes.

The program’s mission is achieved through:

Developing a curriculum that integrates multidisciplinary approaches to ensure students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to address global health challenges.
Establishing strategic partnerships with local and international health organizations to provide practical learning experiences and professional development opportunities.
Empowering students with leadership skills and providing opportunities to lead community health initiatives.
Collaborating with community stakeholders and health professionals to identify and address health gaps through effective and culturally appropriate interventions.
Providing active support and guidance to faculty members and students in scientific research.

Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Health Promotion and Health Education
Occupational Health
Environmental Health
Public and Private Healthcare Systems
Research and Development
Teaching