MEF University

Faculty Of Health Sciences

Committed to advancing knowledge in public health, mental health, and the biomedical sciences. It aims to prepare professionals who can contribute to health improvement and healthcare delivery.

  • Department of Global Health: Focuses on public health issues, epidemiology, and health
  • Department of Psychology and Mental Health: Dedicated to understanding psychological theories and mental health

Faculty Of Health Sciences

The Faculty of Health Sciences is at the forefront of education and research in public health, mental health, and the biomedical sciences. With a commitment to improving health outcomes and healthcare delivery systems worldwide, this faculty prepares students to become leaders and innovators in the health sector. Through a combination of rigorous academic coursework and practical experience, students are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to address complex health challenges.

Department of Global Health

 

This department emphasizes the study of public health at a global level, focusing on the determinants of health, disease prevention, and health policy and management. Students will explore the multifaceted nature of public health issues, including infectious diseases, chronic health conditions, and health disparities among different populations.

  • Public Health Fundamentals: An introduction to the principles of public health, including health determinants, disease prevention, and health promotion.

 

  • Epidemiology: The study of the distribution and determinants of health-related states or events in specified populations, and the application of this study to control health
  • Health Policy and Systems: Analysis of health policies, systems, and their impact on public health outcomes, including global health governance and health system

Department of Psychology and Mental Health

 

Dedicated to the study of psychological theories, mental health disorders, and therapeutic practices, this department aims to deepen understanding of  human behavior and mental health challenges. Students will learn about the psychological and social factors that influence mental health and will be trained in evidence-based approaches to mental health care.

  • Psychological Theories and Applications: Overview of major psychological theories and their application to understanding human behavior and mental
  • Mental Health and Society: Examination of the societal impact on mental health, including the stigma associated with mental illness and the role of social support
  • Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy: Training in clinical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health disorders, including various forms of psychotherapy and intervention

Program Highlights

 

  • Interprofessional Education: Students will have opportunities for interprofessional learning experiences, working alongside peers from different health disciplines to foster a collaborative approach to healthcare.
  • Research Opportunities: Engages students in research projects addressing pressing health issues, under the guidance of faculty members who are leaders in their
  • Community Engagement and Service Learning: Provides students with practical experiences through community service, internships, and engagement with healthcare delivery organizations, enhancing their professional development and understanding of health in diverse
  • Global Health Experiences: Offers study abroad and global health fieldwork opportunities, allowing students to gain international perspectives on health and

The Faculty of Health Sciences is dedicated to creating an academic environment that encourages critical thinking, compassion, and a commitment to improving health and wellbeing across global and local communities. By integrating foundational knowledge with practical experiences, this faculty prepares graduates to make meaningful contributions to the health sector and to the lives of individuals and communities they serve.

How to Apply

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