COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science in Public Health is a carefully structured four-year program that equips students with the knowledge and practical skills needed to improve community health outcomes. In the first year, students build a strong academic foundation through courses such as General Biology, Composition, Wellness, and Psychology. These subjects introduce key concepts related to human health, communication, and behavior. In the second semester, students are introduced to public health through an introductory course, along with chemistry and statistics, which are essential for understanding scientific data and health trends.During the second year, students expand their knowledge with courses like Nutrition, Sociology, and Data Science, which help them understand the social and behavioral aspects of health. They also begin exploring specialized topics such as epidemiology, disaster psychology, and government, gaining insight into how health issues are influenced by policy and emergencies. Communication and literature courses further strengthen their ability to present and analyze information effectively.In the third year, the program becomes more focused on core public health areas. Students study health promotion, environmental health, healthcare systems, and health communication. They also gain a global perspective through courses in global health and disease management, while learning medical terminology and ethical considerations in healthcare. These courses prepare students to address health challenges at both local and international levels.In the final year, students apply their knowledge through advanced topics such as health behavior change, crisis communication, and disaster response. The program culminates in a professional internship or field experience, where students gain hands-on training in real-world public health settings. Overall, this degree prepares graduates for careers in healthcare organizations, government agencies, and nonprofits, while also providing a strong foundation for further studies in public health or related fields.