Dental Public Health

    Introduction

    Welcome to the Bachelor of Science in Dental Public Health program, where oral health meets community well-being! This program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to promote dental health and prevent oral diseases at the population level. Through a comprehensive curriculum, students will explore topics such as epidemiology, health promotion, and policy development in dental care.

    Our experienced faculty provide mentorship and foster a collaborative learning environment, encouraging students to engage in practical field experiences and research. Graduates will be prepared for careers in public health organizations, dental health education, and policy advocacy, or for advanced studies in related fields. Join us to make a positive impact on community oral health and contribute to improving health outcomes for all!

    As we progress through this term, I want to take a moment to express my appreciation for your hard work and dedication. Each of you plays a vital role in our success, and your contributions do not go unnoticed. Looking ahead, we have some exciting projects and initiatives that will help us reach our goals. I encourage everyone to stay engaged, share your ideas, and support one another as we navigate these challenges together. Please remember that my door is always open for any thoughts or concerns you may have. Let’s continue to foster a collaborative and positive environment.

    RegistrarDr. Abdullah khan

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    Eligibitliy and Selection Criteria

    Eligibility and Selection Criteria

    A candidate must have one of the following qualifications to be eligible for the admission in the BS Program.

    1. Intermediate (Premedical /Fsc with at least 50% marks)
    Degree Requirements

    To qualify for the award of degree, a student must have:

    •     Completed all required courses as prescribed in the curriculum. A CGPA 2.0 or above

    Highlights of BS Program:

    1. Program Owner:

    Dept. of Allied Health Sciences, HSA, Islamabad

    2. Degree title:          

    Bachelor of Science

    3. Total Credits:         

    138

    4. Duration:               

    4 years (8 Semesters)

    1. Mode of Delivery: Full-time, Face-to-face
    2. Benchmark:               HEC Curriculum, Local and International Universities
    3. Number of courses per semester: 4-6
    4. Course load per semester as Credit hours

    Fee Structure

    Coming soon

     

    Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs):

    Here are some potential Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs) for a Bachelor of Science in Dental Public Health program:

    1. **Public Health Knowledge**: Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of dental public health, including the social determinants of oral health and disease prevention strategies.

    2. **Epidemiological Skills**: Apply epidemiological methods to assess oral health needs, analyze data, and evaluate the effectiveness of dental public health programs and policies.

    3. **Health Promotion**: Develop and implement effective health promotion and education strategies aimed at improving oral health literacy and behaviors within diverse communities.

    4. **Policy Analysis**: Analyze and evaluate public health policies related to dental care, understanding their impact on access to services, quality of care, and community health outcomes.

    5. **Interdisciplinary Collaboration**: Collaborate with healthcare professionals, community organizations, and policymakers to design and implement comprehensive oral health initiatives.

    6. **Research Proficiency**: Conduct and interpret research in dental public health, utilizing both qualitative and quantitative methodologies to inform evidence-based practice.

    7. **Cultural Competence**: Demonstrate cultural sensitivity and awareness of the diverse factors influencing oral health in various populations, promoting inclusivity in program development and implementation.

    8. **Leadership and Advocacy**: Exhibit leadership skills in advocating for policies and practices that enhance community oral health and access to dental care services.

    Feel free to adjust any of these outcomes to better reflect the goals and objectives of your program!

    Semester Wise Distribution of Subjects:

    Semester 01

    SEMESTER 1

     

     

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    Theory

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    GE

    3

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    3

     

     

     

     

    2

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    GE

    2

     

    2

    3

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    Major

    3

    1

    4

    4

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    Major

    3

    1

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    5

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    Major

    3

    1

    4