The Diploma in Community Health and Development focuses on equipping students with the knowledge and skills needed to improve health outcomes and promote development at the community level. This program emphasizes the interconnectedness of health and social development, focusing on both preventive and intervention strategies to address health issues within diverse populations.

Key topics include public health principles, health promotion, disease prevention, community health assessments, health policy, and program management. Students also explore topics such as nutrition, maternal and child health, environmental health, and social determinants of health. The program includes training in project management, community mobilization, and advocacy for improving health services and systems.

Graduates of this diploma are prepared for roles in community health organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), government health departments, and international development agencies. They may work as health coordinators, community health officers, or program managers, addressing health challenges in underserved communities and promoting sustainable health practices.

This diploma provides a solid foundation for those wishing to pursue further studies or careers in public health, social work, or health policy, with a focus on community-based approaches to health and development.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

Grade 12 Certificate with 5 O'Level Subjects with Credit or better (Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree and Any Other Qualification is an Added Advantage)

DURATION:

2 Years

MODE OF STUDY:

Distance Education

EXEMPTIONS:

Course Exemption is Allowed in this Programme Provided the Courses have Grade B or Better. 

DURATION:

2 Years

MODE OF STUDY:

Distance Education

EXEMPTIONS:

Course Exemption is Allowed in this Programme Provided the Courses have Grade B or Better.