The Department of Community Health prepares specialists capable of improving health outcomes at both individual and community levels.
Students are trained to identify public health issues, design preventive programs, and implement health education campaigns.
The department emphasizes the integration of clinical, social, and environmental factors that influence public health. Graduates are equipped to work in hospitals, governmental health departments, and NGOs dedicated to community well-being.
To be a leading department in community health education, research, and practice.
To prepare professionals with the skills and knowledge to prevent disease, promote health, and strengthen healthcare systems.
Our goal is to inspire future health professionals who understand the link between health, education, and social responsibility.
What is the main focus of the program?
The program trains students to promote and protect public health through education and prevention.
What are the career opportunities after graduation?
Public health officer, health educator, NGO worker, or epidemiology assistant.
Does the program include research components?
Yes, students conduct public health research and surveys.
