Clarke International University E Learning Courses

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Masters Public Health

The Master of Science in Public Health degree programme at Clarke International University is primarily concerned with the promotion of health, prevention of disease and prolonging life as well as managing healthcare interventions and assessment of health care delivery. The postgraduate public health programme is tailored to various public and community health priority areas thus allowing a wider range of choices for students with different backgrounds.

Learning Outcomes

On completion of this postgraduate programme, participants will be able to demonstrate comprehensive knowledge and understanding of theory and practice in the core public health disciplines of epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental health, social and behavioural sciences e.g. Social inequalities in health and service use. Students will be able to:

Inform, educate, and empower communities about health issues and engage critically with current public health issues and debates.
Think in a critical, reflective way and to take effective action in addressing priority public health problems.
Design, develop and implement community empowerment projects with specific leadership capacity to mobilize community participation with regard to health problems.
Evaluate health services and programmes, and institute changes required to improve their functioning.
Conceptualise, plan and conduct advanced research in Public health.
Critically evaluate published studies on public health problems.
Collaborate with other health professionals on public health issues providing consultancy services where appropriate.

Master of Science Health Services Management

The Masters of Science Health Services Management integrates the specialized study of health care management with the traditional business administration courses. The rationale for this programme of Health Services Management is that traditional health care education programmes do not train clinicians as managers conversant with business practice; conversely, non-clinical managers often do not understand the complexities of health care operations. In order to create real change in the health care industry, managers of health facilities must be facilitated to grasp how all the components of health care provision fit together. Managing an organization as an entire system, means understanding the economic, social, political, and cultural aspects of the health organization. To this end, our programme will provide a unique insight into the complex world of health management in all its aspects.

On completion of the course, students will be able to: