Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Hons)

The Applied Health Sciences major is one of the health specialties that aims to prepare qualified cadres to work in the fields of health care, disease prevention, and community health promotion. The specialization combines theoretical study with practical training, and focuses on the application of medical and health sciences in diagnosing health problems, providing curative and preventive services, and improving the quality of health care. The student also gains knowledge of the basics of medical sciences, scientific research methods, dealing with modern health technologies, and working within healthcare teams in hospitals, health centers, and government agencies. The student studies in this specialization: Fundamentals of Health Sciences. Anatomy and Functions of Organs. Pathology. Public Health and Health Promotion. Epidemiology. Nutrition and health. Health Services Department. Biostatistics and Scientific Research. Modern health technologies. Health Ethics. Clinical and field training.

5.5 in IELTS

Copy of the passport (first page). High school certificate with transcript (translated). Selfie (white background). IELTS certificate, if applicable. Please submit the requirements in PDF format.

Applied Health Sciences Specialist. Public Health Specialist. Work in hospitals and health centers. Working in ministries and health authorities. Health Promotion and Health Education Specialist. Community Health Program Coordinator. Work in health research centers. Working in local and international health organizations. Quality and Safety Officer in Health Facilities. Working in medical devices and supplies companies. Complete postgraduate studies in health sciences, public health, or health services management.