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Build Healthier Societies, One Community at a Time

 
Why Choose Our Public Health Major?

Our comprehensive curriculum balances theoretical knowledge with practical skills to prepare you for diverse public health challenges.

 

Hands-on Learning

Gain practical experience through fieldwork, internships, and community-based projects.

Global Perspective

Study health systems worldwide and prepare for international career opportunities.

Interdisciplinary Approach

Combine health sciences with policy, economics, and environmental studies.

Programme Highlights

3Years Programme Duration
37+NGO & Industry Partners
≈70%Employed Graduates
300+Internship Hours

Curriculum Overview

Our comprehensive curriculum balances theoretical knowledge with practical skills to prepare you for diverse public health challenges.

 

Fall Semester
  • PBHL201: Introduction to Public Health
  • BIOL201: General Biology
  • ENG201: English I
  • ACCT201: Financial Accounting I
  • CMPS 202: Introduction to Computing for Arts

 

Spring Semester
  • ENGL202: English II
  • PBHL202: Population Health and Disease Prevention
  • PBHL220: Fundamentals in Environmental Health
  • STAT201: Statistics
  • MNGT 201: Principles of Management and Organizational Behavior

 

Summer Semester
  • CIVL 201: World Civilizations I
  • COMM 201: Public Speaking

 

Fall Semester
  • COMM214: Interpersonal Communication
  • PBHL203: Program Planning, Implementation and Evaluation
  • PBHL204: Health Behavior, Promotion and Education
  • PBHL205: Economy in Healthcare
  • PBHL211: Nutrition in Public Health and Disease Prevention

 

Spring Semester
  • PBHL207: Essentials of Health Research
  • PBHL208: Health Communication
  • PBHL212: Food Security and Safety
  • CHEM201: General Principles of Chemistry
  • CHEM202: Introduction to Chemical Laboratory Techniques
  • BCOM300: Workplace Etiquette (Mandatory Workshop)
  • PBHL270: Essentials in Epidemiology and Biostatistics (Mandatory Workshop)

 

Fall Semester
  • PBHL206: Policy and Advocacy in Public Health
  • PBHL213: Healthcare Management and Administration
  • ARAB201: Arabic
  • CHEM209: Basic Organic Chemistry
  • CHEM210: Basic Organic Chemistry Lab
  • SCE: Social Science Elective

 

Spring Semester
  • SOCL210: Globalization & World Cultures
  • INFO404: Introduction to Data Science
  • CIVL202: World Civilizations II
  • PBHL280: Integrative Learning Experience
  • PBHL281: Global Health Seminar
  • DSAI401: Artificial Intelligence: Innovation and Applications

 

 

Degree Plan (Prior to Fall 2024–2025)
Degree Plan (Effective Fall 2024–2025)

Career Pathways

Our graduates pursue diverse and impactful careers across the public health landscape.

Epidemiologist

Investigate patterns and causes of disease to develop prevention strategies.

Health Policy Advisor

Shape policies that improve healthcare access and quality.

Community Health Manager

Design and implement programs that address local health needs.

Environmental Health Specialist

Assess environmental risks and develop mitigation strategies.

Global Health Consultant

Advise organizations on international health initiatives.

Health Data Analyst

Transform health data into actionable insights for decision-makers.

Health Communication Specialist

Develop campaigns, educational materials, and digital outreach.

Public Health Educator

Teach and develop programs in schools, communities, or workplaces.

Student Voices

Frequently Asked Questions

Medicine focuses on treating people when they’re sick. Public health is about keeping everyone healthy in the first place. While doctors care for one person at a time, public health works to prevent disease and protect entire communities—like making sure water is clean, promoting vaccines, or helping people make healthier choices.

Applicants should submit a sealed and stamped envelope from their school containing your official transcripts for grades 10 and 11. In addition to the official certificate for the Lebanese Baccalaureate or its recognized equivalent by the Lebanese Ministry of Education and Higher Education.

Yes, Phoenicia University offers merit-based scholarships to outstanding applicants based on their Baccalaureate grades, entrance exam performance, and extracurricular achievements. Scholarships are also available for students with demonstrated financial need or low socioeconomic status.

Our students complete internships with local health departments, NGOs, research institutions, and international organizations like Action Against Hunger and UNDP. Our Career Center helps match students with opportunities aligned with their interests.

Yes, our BSc in Public Health program is fully accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education and meets international standards for public health education. We are currently working on international accreditation.

Our program combines rigorous academic training with hands-on experience, including fieldwork, interdisciplinary collaboration, and strong ties to local public health institutions. We also emphasize innovation, leadership, and community impact.

Yes, students can join the Public Health Society, participate in awareness campaigns, and collaborate on research or community outreach projects throughout the year.

Contact us Now!

Have questions or need guidance? Our team is here to help—reach out today and take the next step.

Email Us

Email: cph@pu.edu.lb

 

Call Us

Phone: +9617420720, Ext: 1311

 

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