The aim of the program is to produce competent academic practitioners who are capable of utilizing universal knowledge and cooperating with communities to combat neediness and local health problems.
Program Structure:
Option A: This option requires a minimum of 36 credits.
There are 12 credits for a thesis, 9 credits of correlative course courses and 15 credits of specialized courses, comprising of: 11 credits of mandatory courses 4 credits of elective courses 12 credits for Thesis
Option B: This option requires a minimum of 39 credits.
There are 6 credits for a thesis, 9 credits of correlative courses and 21 credits of specialized courses, comprising of: 11 credits of mandatory courses 10 credits of elective courses 6 credits for Term paper