The ADP Public Health is a two-year, four-semester associate degree designed to build a strong foundation in public health and community healthcare. The program introduces students to health promotion, disease prevention, population health, biostatistics, basic health sciences, and the principles used to understand health needs in communities.
Students develop practical and academic skills that can support entry-level work in health-related organizations, community health projects, hospitals, public health departments, and similar settings. The four-semester scheme also provides a foundation for further study in Public Health, subject to the admission and academic requirements of the University.