Building Healthier Communities Through Prevention
The Public Health Programme at MOM College of Nursing Sciences (MOMCNS) prepares students to address health challenges at the community, national, and global levels. The programme focuses on disease prevention, health promotion, environmental health, and community-based interventions that improve the wellbeing of populations.
Students are equipped with the knowledge and practical skills needed to identify public health challenges, design effective health interventions, and contribute to healthier communities. Through classroom instruction, field experiences, and community engagement activities, graduates become advocates for sustainable health development.
Why Students Choose Our Public Health Programme
Our Public Health Programme combines academic excellence, community engagement, and practical field experience to prepare future public health professionals and leaders.
Community-Based Learning
Participate in outreach programmes and real-life community health interventions.
Disease Prevention Focus
Learn effective strategies for preventing diseases and promoting healthy lifestyles.
Field & Research Experience
Gain practical experience through surveys, research projects, and public health campaigns.
Environmental Health Training
Understand environmental factors that influence public health and community wellbeing.
Experienced Instructors
Learn from qualified professionals with expertise in public and community health.
Leadership Development
Develop skills for health advocacy, programme planning, and community leadership.
What You Will Learn
Our curriculum provides students with the knowledge and skills required to address public health challenges and improve health outcomes at the population level.
- Introduction to Public Health
- Epidemiology & Disease Surveillance
- Environmental Health
- Community Health Practice
- Health Promotion & Education
- Public Health Research Methods
- Health Policy & Management
- Programme Planning & Evaluation
Where Can A Public Health Career Take You?
Public Health professionals play a vital role in protecting communities and improving health outcomes through education, prevention, and policy implementation.
Public Health Officer
Community Health Educator
Environmental Health Officer
Disease Surveillance Officer
Health Programme Coordinator
NGO Health Project Officer
Admission Requirements
Applicants seeking admission into the Public Health Programme must satisfy the College admission requirements and possess:
- Five (5) O'Level Credits.
- English Language.
- Mathematics.
- Biology/Health Science.
- Chemistry.
- Physics or another Science Subject.
- Not more than two sittings.
Become A Champion For Community Health
Join MOM College of Nursing Sciences and gain the knowledge, skills, and experience needed to improve health outcomes and make a lasting impact in communities.