COURSE CURRICULUM

In Year 1, the program focuses on building a strong methodological and conceptual foundation. Biostatistics equips students with the quantitative tools necessary to analyze health data and interpret research findings accurately. Epidemiology introduces the principles and methods used to study the distribution and determinants of diseases within populations. Health Management provides insight into the organization, administration, and leadership of health systems and services. Health Informatics explores the use of information technology and data systems in healthcare decision-making and service delivery. Health Policy examines the development, implementation, and evaluation of policies that shape health systems at local, national, and international levels. Public Health in Developing Countries addresses the specific challenges faced by low- and middle-income regions, including infectious diseases, limited resources, and health inequalities.In Year 2, the curriculum expands toward applied and global perspectives. Public Health in Developed Countries analyzes health system structures, chronic disease patterns, and demographic trends in high-income settings. Environmental Health focuses on the impact of environmental factors such as air, water, and occupational hazards on population health. Health Promotion emphasizes strategies to encourage healthy behaviors and prevent disease through community-based interventions and policy initiatives. Nutritional Health examines the role of diet and nutrition in disease prevention, health maintenance, and population well-being.