MSc in Multipurpose Health Worker (MPHW)

MSc in Multipurpose Health Worker (MPHW): An M.Sc. in Multipurpose Health Worker is a postgraduate program focused on community healthcare and public health, typically spanning two years, to train skilled healthcare professionals for primary care in underserved areas. The curriculum covers disease prevention, maternal and child health, health promotion, and practical community health skills to address public health challenges at the grassroots level. After graduation, individuals can pursue roles such as health educators, community health workers, and outreach coordinators.

Course Overview
Focus: The M.Sc. program aims to create multiskilled health workers who can deliver health services in rural and urban settings, with an emphasis on primary care, disease prevention, and health promotion.
Duration: The program is generally a two-year course, divided into four semesters.
Curriculum: Students gain advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills in areas including:
Maternal and Child Health (MCH)
Disease prevention and control
Health education and communication
Community health and hygiene
Family planning and welfare
Basic diagnosis and first aid
Integration into National Health Programs

Who is it for?
This program is ideal for individuals looking to:
Serve the community by improving health outcomes.
Work in public health and community-based healthcare settings.
Develop expertise in health promotion and disease prevention at a grassroots level.

Career Opportunities
Graduates are equipped for roles such as:
Community Health Worker
Health Educator
Multipurpose Health Worker in rural and urban areas
Maternal and Child Health Worker
Health Outreach Coordinator
Public Health Assistant

Course Fee : 55000/-
Duration : 2 years
Eligibility : B. Sc. in Relevant Stream or Equivalent.