Health Sciences Degree

Program Overview

Through a flexible structure, students can combine their interests with a major in a complementary field, gaining interdisciplinary perspectives and preparing for diverse career paths in the health sector. The program emphasizes a holistic approach to learning, focusing on both academic and personal development.

Program Outline

Objectives:

• Develop an in-depth understanding of health concepts and emerging global health issues.
• Explore diverse health disciplines and gain interdisciplinary perspectives.
• Acquire strong research and critical thinking skills.
• Hone communication and leadership abilities.
• Prepare for various career paths and further studies in health-related fields.

Description:

The program offers students a flexible structure, allowing them to combine their interests with a major in a complementary field of study.

• Measurement and Analysis in Health Sciences: This module equips students with the tools and techniques to analyze data and interpret research findings in the health field.
• Health Issues in Childhood and Adolescence: This module explores the unique health challenges and considerations faced by children and adolescents.
• Health Policy: This module delves into the development, implementation, and evaluation of policies related to health care and public health.
• Additional elective modules: Students have the flexibility to choose from a range of electives to further specialize in their area of interest.

Assessment:

• Assignments: Individual and group assignments allow students to demonstrate their research, writing, and critical thinking skills.
• Presentations: Students present their research findings or engage in class discussions, fostering their communication and collaboration skills.
• Participation: Active engagement in class discussions and activities contributes to overall assessment.

Teaching:

The program utilizes various teaching methods, including:

• Interactive lectures: Professors engage students through active learning techniques and encourage discussion and critical thinking.
• Small group tutorials: These sessions allow students to receive personalized attention and address specific questions or difficulties.
• Practical laboratories: Hands-on experiences in labs and simulations provide students with the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge to practical situations.
• Guest speakers: Experts in various health fields share their knowledge and insights with students, enriching the learning experience.

Careers:

Potential career opportunities include:

• Audiologist: Assessing and addressing hearing and balance disorders in individuals of all ages.
• Wellness Educator: Promoting healthy lifestyle choices and disease prevention within communities.
• Community Health Consultant: Developing and implementing health programs and services tailored to specific populations.
• Doctor: Pursuing further studies in medicine to diagnose and treat a wide range of health conditions.
• Other health-related fields: Graduates can pursue careers in research, policy development, administration, or various health organizations.
The program also offers opportunities for practical experience through internships, volunteer placements, and research projects.