Department Vision
The Department of Community Health embraces a well-established vision that looks forward to a future enriched by knowledge and dedicated to safeguarding human health. This vision positions the department as a distinguished scientific beacon that contributes to building a healthy society and supports sustainable development through sound education and authentic scientific research. The department aspires to enhance community health awareness, establish the concepts of prevention, and create an environment that supports health and well-being through various pathways, including care, education, training, and empowerment.
Department Mission
The mission of the department is embodied in protecting people before treating them and promoting their health before harm occurs. It is a mission dedicated to improving quality of life, providing a scientific approach to addressing diseases and limiting their spread, and addressing the psychological and social factors that may negatively affect the health of individuals and communities. The department is committed to preparing distinguished nursing professionals who possess knowledge that upholds the profession and skills that lead it toward excellence, within an academic environment that opens new horizons and inspires creativity.
Department Objectives
To make the department a hub for health awareness and a source of care, education, and training for all segments of society.
To deeply assess the health situation and analyze its challenges in order to provide sound and sustainable solutions.
To lead preventive initiatives and prevent the spread of diseases through clear and effective plans.
To address health, psychological, and social challenges with a responsible scientific approach.
To strengthen cooperation between health, educational, and community institutions and engage all stakeholders in building a healthier society.
To develop health services and improve the quality of access to them, particularly for vulnerable and underserved groups.
To establish channels of communication with all state institutions and contribute to addressing community issues and alleviating their burdens.
Graduate Profile of the Department of Community Health
The department graduates Community Health Technicians who possess solid scientific knowledge and professional skills that qualify them to become part of the first line of defense in protecting human health. They work across a wide range of areas, extending from primary healthcare to health education, and from environmental health to occupational health. They assume responsibilities in monitoring, inspection, and environmental surveys, while participating in the implementation of preventive plans that make a real difference in the lives of individuals.
The graduate does not limit themselves to theoretical knowledge but brings it into practice, prepared to be the community’s vigilant eye for health, its voice of awareness, and the hand of prevention that acts before treatment becomes necessary.
Academic Program and Course Description Guide