Public Health
University Of Debrecen
BSc
The aim of the BSc in public health program is to provide students with solid knowledge of the discipline so that they understand the basic concepts of public health and are able to suggest solutions to public health challenges.
Main subjects typically include :
1 First Aid, Health Informatics, Medical Latin, General Principles in Health Care & Nursing, Basics of Pedagogy, Philosophy, Basics of Psychology, Basics of Sociology, Ecology, Bioethics, Mathematical Basics of Biostatistics, Health Anthropology, Communication, Cell Biology, Economics and Management, History of Public Health, Health Psychology, Health Sociology, Hungarian Language, Introduction to Public Health, Biostatistics, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Anatomy, Physiology
2 Hungarian Language, Basic Epidemiology, Immunology, introduction to Law, Microbiology, Public Health Medicine, Clinical Propedeutics, Biochemistry, Epidemiology of Communicable and Non-communicable Diseases, Terrestrial Environmental Protection, Environmental Health
3 Aquatic Environmental Protection, Epidemiology of Communicable and Non-communicable Diseases, Health Care Law, Health Promotion and Health Policy, Occupational Health, Pharmacology, Public Health Medicine, Basics of Research Methodology, Child and Adolescent Health, Field and Laboratory Practice, Professional Hungarian, Basics of Dietetics, Gerontology
4 Field and Laboratory practice, Health Care Law, Health Promotion, Health Promotion in Primary Care, Nutritional Health and Food Safety, Professional Hungarian, Applied Epidemiology, Basics of Quality Assurance, Field and Laboratory Practice, Thesis
Main subjects typically include :
1 First Aid, Health Informatics, Medical Latin, General Principles in Health Care & Nursing, Basics of Pedagogy, Philosophy, Basics of Psychology, Basics of Sociology, Ecology, Bioethics, Mathematical Basics of Biostatistics, Health Anthropology, Communication, Cell Biology, Economics and Management, History of Public Health, Health Psychology, Health Sociology, Hungarian Language, Introduction to Public Health, Biostatistics, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Anatomy, Physiology
2 Hungarian Language, Basic Epidemiology, Immunology, introduction to Law, Microbiology, Public Health Medicine, Clinical Propedeutics, Biochemistry, Epidemiology of Communicable and Non-communicable Diseases, Terrestrial Environmental Protection, Environmental Health
3 Aquatic Environmental Protection, Epidemiology of Communicable and Non-communicable Diseases, Health Care Law, Health Promotion and Health Policy, Occupational Health, Pharmacology, Public Health Medicine, Basics of Research Methodology, Child and Adolescent Health, Field and Laboratory Practice, Professional Hungarian, Basics of Dietetics, Gerontology
4 Field and Laboratory practice, Health Care Law, Health Promotion, Health Promotion in Primary Care, Nutritional Health and Food Safety, Professional Hungarian, Applied Epidemiology, Basics of Quality Assurance, Field and Laboratory Practice, Thesis
Academic discipline: Medical and Health Sciences Qualification: Public Health Supervisor
8 semesters
6,000 USD/year
MSc
The aim of the MSc program in public health is to train specialists capable of monitoring public health problems as well as planning, implementing, and evaluating possible solutions. The objective of the MSc course in public health is to equip graduates with knowledge and skills in :
monitoring the health status of population;
analysing the factors influencing the health status of populations;
exploring and prioritising health needs and demands;
drafting local, regional and national health policy aimed at solving public health concerns;
planning and organising services to promote health and prevent and treat diseases based on the needs of the target population;
implementing and managing health-promoting and disease-prevention tactics;
analysing and evaluating the effectiveness of those services and interventions.
monitoring the health status of population;
analysing the factors influencing the health status of populations;
exploring and prioritising health needs and demands;
drafting local, regional and national health policy aimed at solving public health concerns;
planning and organising services to promote health and prevent and treat diseases based on the needs of the target population;
implementing and managing health-promoting and disease-prevention tactics;
analysing and evaluating the effectiveness of those services and interventions.
Academic discipline: Medical and Health Sciences Qualifications: Expert in Public Health
3 semesters
8,000 USD/year (4,000 USD/semester)