The program objectives of the academic program include:

  • To produce competent graduates who are capable to identify community health problems and play leading professional roles in the field of public health.
  • To produce health personnel with in-depth knowledge and skill in the prevention of disease and promotion of health in the field of public health.
  • To produce qualified health professionals who can teach in public health training programs at various levels.
  • To produce a research-oriented human resource who will design and conduct public health research that helps as an input for evidence-based interventions and policy.
  • To produce public health professionals who can provide community health services and be involved in the management and public health decision-making.

Professional Profile
The MPH program will have the following competence:

  •  Ability to provide effective leadership roles in advocating and promoting public healt
  • Ability to effectively manage health services and programs
  • Ability to describe and quantify health and health-related problems in the locality
  • Ability to provide training in public health programs and in higher training institutions
  • Ability to provide community health services

Graduate Profile
A graduate from the general MPH track should be able to:

  • Conduct postgraduate teaching programs in public health in various higher education institutions;
  • Understand and describe the size and nature of health and health-related problems of a community;
  • Describe and elucidate the natural history of the health problems in individuals and communities;
  • Identify causes of health and related problems and, assess the relative and absolute importance of these problems;
  • Design and implement appropriate health programs and projects for addressing the identified and prioritized health problems
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of both new and existing health interventions by applying proper analysis of their social, cultural, and political context;
  • Critically evaluate programs, interventions, and outcomes related to public health practice;
  • Understand the diverse process of empowerment and community development and has the appropriate skill to work for their implementation;
  • Advance and apply new knowledge in the areas of public health and population to the solution of pressing public health problems;
  • Improve the overall management of public health services and policy issues within the country and has the skills to apply for mitigating problems in these areas;
  • Apply the principles and tools of management in the planning and program implementation; and
  • Plan and implement health research using both quantitative and qualitative methods

Course Break

  • Introduction to Public Health
  • Introduction to Software Applications
  • Epidemiology
  • Basic Biostatistics
  • Environmental and Occupational Health
  • Health Service Management
  • Health education and Promotion
  • Advanced Biostatistics
  • Public Health Nutrition
  • Reproductive and Sexual Health
  • Population studies (Basic Demography)
  • Health Economics
  • Research Methods
  • Research work and Thesis writing.