The program is structured as follows:

• Year 1: Introduction to core public health principles, including health promotion, epidemiology, and the social determinants of health.

• Year 2: Advanced study of community development, health policy, and research methods in public health.

• Final Year: Focus on strategic public health management, leadership skills, and preparation for professional practice.

2.4 GPA or 60%, 6.0/5.5, PTE - 65/59, Gap Acceptable (2 years)

Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be able to:

• Demonstrate understanding and knowledge of the theoretical, analytical, and practical aspects of public health and community development.

• Be proficient in developing and implementing health promotion strategies and community-based interventions.

• Develop appropriate research and analysis techniques, alongside the ability to undertake reliable and thorough research of public health issues.

• Apply appropriate leadership and management skills in public health settings.

2000 GBP Scholarship