This module explores advanced topics in environmental health, focusing on how natural, built, and social environments affect human health. It takes a multidisciplinary approach, integrating knowledge from epidemiology, toxicology, and environmental science to understand the factors influencing public health. Students will engage in critical discussions, analyzing key issues such as climate change, pollution, and waste management, while gaining insights into evidence-based solutions. This course aims to equip future public health leaders with the skills needed to address complex environmental health challenges and promote sustainable, healthy communities.

PRACTICAL ATTACHMENT MODULE (PH 610802)

This module is the preliminary exposure to field work for the potential public health specialists as they, once graduated, would be spending most of their time in community based field practice. The module is essential for catering the real scene and feel of field activities to future health leaders so as to enhance early acclimatization towards public health practice.