Develop essential knowledge and practical skills in community healthcare, health promotion, disease prevention, health education and community outreach to prepare students for meaningful roles supporting healthier individuals and communities.
The Community Health programme focuses on promoting health and preventing disease at the community level. Students learn about community assessment, health awareness, preventive healthcare, sanitation, basic epidemiology, public health initiatives and community-based healthcare practices through academic learning and practical exposure.
10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognized board.
₹50,000 per year
Merit-based scholarships as per university norms.
Build Expertise in Community Healthcare.
This programme prepares students to understand the health needs of individuals, families and communities while supporting preventive and promotional healthcare initiatives. Through classroom learning and practical exposure, students develop skills in community assessment, health education, outreach activities, disease prevention and healthcare programme support.
Understand basic methods for identifying community health needs, challenges and available healthcare resources.
Support activities that encourage healthier lifestyles and improve awareness of preventive healthcare practices.
Understand basic approaches to preventing communicable and lifestyle-related health conditions within communities.
Communicate essential health information and promote awareness about hygiene, nutrition and healthy living.
Participate in outreach activities designed to connect individuals and communities with appropriate health services.
Develop an understanding of fundamental public health concepts and community-based healthcare initiatives.
Assist in promoting healthy practices and basic healthcare awareness among individuals and families.
Promote appropriate sanitation, personal hygiene and environmental health practices within community settings.
Communicate health-related information clearly and respectfully with diverse individuals and community groups.
Community Health provides students with the knowledge and practical skills needed to support healthcare initiatives beyond clinical settings. The programme emphasizes prevention, health awareness, community engagement and accessible healthcare practices that contribute to healthier communities.
The Community Health 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 community healthcare programmes, hospitals, NGOs, public health initiatives, healthcare organizations and community outreach services.