The Health Promotion program offers you the opportunity to take many unique courses that will prepare you for a successful career. At the beginning of the training, students will take a wide range of introductory courses, as well as learn many fascinating facts at various faculties, including computer science, statistics, anatomy, sociology and physiology.

After the first year of study, you will choose a specialization. For example, community health promotion or the flow of research and policy. In your final year, you will complete a 14-week internship that will take students out of the classroom and into the real world. Sample courses: health promotion policy, introduction to disease prevention, mental health promotion

If you want to keep communities and individuals healthy, consider specializing in public health with an emphasis on health promotion. Teachers of public health conduct explanatory work and develop programs for the population and communities on health and safety issues. Students who focus on health promotion focus on education and intervention methods, public health issues, community wellness initiatives, and school health and safety. Undergraduates supplement their coursework with an internship that offers professional experience in public health. Graduates find useful work helping others in their communities.

Gain extensive hands-on experience throughout the course, including at least 120 hours of work experience in a healthcare-related institution during your final year of study. You will be able to start creating professional networks by applying your knowledge and skills in practice under the supervision of qualified practitioners. Combining a strong theoretical base with practical training in real conditions, you will receive a confident graduation and be ready for a career.

Career and continuing studies

Opportunities are expanding as governments, organizations, and private businesses realize the value of disease prevention and wellness. Since you will not only learn the theory, but also put it into practice in real situations, you will be well prepared for an exciting career in many areas where health has an impact on people's lives.

Possible professions: a public health worker, a specialist in health protection for chronic diseases and injuries, an agency for the prevention of childhood injuries, a specialist in health promotion.

Future studies may include graduate-level programs in research in health, medicine, or business administration. The requirements for admission to the Bachelor's degree vary depending on your previous education and the intended program of study.