🏫 Learning Environment
Theoretical Lectures: Covering the fundamentals of public health, epidemiology, health education, and preventive medicine.
Practical Laboratory Training: Includes basic health checks (blood pressure, growth, simple analyses).
Field Training: Health awareness campaigns, field visits to health centers and hospitals, and participation in immunization programs.
E-Learning and Blended Learning: Integrating modern technology and health information systems into the training.
Graduation Project: Applied research in the second year that connects theory with practice.
📊 Course Assessment
Theoretical Exams: To measure the student’s understanding of health concepts.
Practical and Field Assessments: Including the student’s performance in laboratories and field activities.
Weekly Reports: To document the student’s progress in practical and field training.
Presentations: To develop health communication skills with the community.
Graduation Project: A final assessment of research and application skills.
Summer Training: Evaluates the student’s performance in health and community institutions.