Develop essential knowledge and practical skills in disease prevention, health promotion, community healthcare, epidemiology and public health programmes to prepare students for meaningful careers focused on improving population health.
The Public Health programme focuses on understanding health at the community and population level. Students learn about disease prevention, health education, epidemiology, community outreach, healthcare planning, health programmes and data-based approaches to improving public health outcomes.
10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognized board, preferably with Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
₹50,000 per year
Merit-based scholarships as per university norms.
Build Expertise in Community & Population Health.
This programme prepares students to understand major public health challenges and support initiatives that promote healthier communities. Through academic learning and practical exposure, students develop skills in health awareness, disease prevention, community engagement, health programme coordination and basic public health research.
Understand healthcare systems, policies, hospital operations, and essential healthcare practices.
Apply effective management principles to improve hospital operations and healthcare services.
Develop strong communication skills for effective coordination, teamwork, and patient care.
Understand healthcare systems, policies, hospital operations, and essential healthcare practices.
Understand healthcare budgeting, billing, financial planning, and resource management.
Implement quality standards and practices to improve patient safety and healthcare services.
Build leadership abilities to manage teams, make decisions, and lead healthcare organizations.
Gain real-world experience through internships, hospital training, projects, and practical learning.
Develop analytical and critical-thinking skills to solve challenges in healthcare management.
Public Health provides students with an opportunity to contribute to disease prevention, health awareness and community wellbeing. The programme combines healthcare knowledge with community-based learning, research fundamentals and health programme management skills.
The programme is designed as a 2-year programme comprising 4 semesters, combining academic learning with practical and community-based exposure.
Candidates who have completed 10+2 or an equivalent qualification from a recognized board may be eligible for admission, subject to university requirements.
Graduates can explore opportunities in hospitals, healthcare organizations, NGOs, community health programmes, public health projects, research organizations and health services.