COURSE CURRICULUM

In Year 1, students establish a strong interdisciplinary foundation in health and social sciences. Basics of Health Sciences introduces essential concepts related to human health, disease prevention, and healthcare systems. Health Management Studies focuses on the organization and administration of health and social care services. Health Psychology and Mental Hygiene explores psychological factors influencing health, coping mechanisms, and mental well-being. Health Policy examines the development and implementation of policies shaping healthcare delivery and social protection systems. Sociology of Health analyzes the social determinants of health and the relationship between society and illness. Clients and Methods of Social Work provides practical knowledge about client-centered interventions and professional social work techniques. Health and Pension Insurance Systems offers insight into social security and financing mechanisms. Quality Assurance in Social and Health Systems addresses standards and continuous improvement in service provision. Applied Research Methodology develops analytical and research skills, while Health and Social Law introduces the legal framework governing health and social services.In Year 2, the curriculum emphasizes applied practice and specialized knowledge. Rehabilitation focuses on supporting individuals recovering from illness or social disadvantage. Deviance and Behaviour Disorders examines social and psychological aspects of atypical behavior and related interventions. Social Surroundings and Epidemiology explores the interaction between social environments and disease patterns. Fields and Methods of Health Social Work provides advanced practical skills for professional intervention in health-related social contexts.