This diploma program trains students to promote community health, prevent infectious and chronic diseases, and manage public health interventions across urban and rural populations.

Program highlights include:

• Mastery of disease prevention strategies and health promotion concepts

• Skills in epidemiology, data collection, and community health assessment

• Understanding sanitation, hygiene, and environmental safety hazards

• Training in healthcare policy, administration, and community engagement

Core coursework typically features:

• Principles of Epidemiology and Biostatistics

• Environmental and Occupational Health

• Primary Healthcare & Health Promotion

• Infectious and Communicable Disease Control

Students participate in practical community attachments and public health field research, preparing them to apply real-world interventions within healthcare centers, NGOs, and municipal health departments.