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Study programme

Undergraduate  program

The curriculum of the BSc in Health Promotion is comprised by wide range of courses which ensure the skills and capabilities of graduates who are able to work in different disciplines in their future career.

Entrance to the undergraduate Program

Entrance to the BSc Health Promotion program is through the University grant Commission (UGC) based on the Z-score of GCE A/L examination.

Please visit the UGC website for Previous Z-scores . click here

Special Entry to BSc Health Promotion Program

There is an opportunity for Ministry of Health employed public health care workers with minimum five years’ experience to apply for a lateral entry to this degree program. The potential candidates must have passed GCE A/L and selection is done based on a competitive aptitude test an interview.

Undergraduates of the BSc Health Promotion will complete the following courses.

YearCourse CodeCourse Title
1HPT 1201 Basic Human Physiology
1HPT 1202Introduction to Human Diseases & Health
1HPT 1103Concepts of Health
1HPT 1104History and Evolution of Health Promotion
1HPT 1205Communication in Public Health
1BIO 1201Cell Biology & Biochemistry
1HPT 1306Nutrition and Metabolism
1HPT 1207Sexual Health and Reproductive Physiology
1HPT 1208Principles, Strategies and Practices in Health Promotion
1HPT 1209Measures of Health
1HPT 1210Research Methods
1HPT 1213Statistical Methods in Health Research
1HPF 1101Devising Applicable Measures of Individual and Group Health
1HPF 1102Measuring Health Status of a Student Group
1HPF 1203 Activities to Improve Health of a Student Group
2HPT 2301 Psychology and Human Behavior
2HPT 2302Working with Communities
2HPT 2103 Principles of Evaluation
2HPT 2104 Introduction to Epidemiology
2 HPT 2205Determinants of Health
2HPT 2206 Indicators and Measurement of Community Health
2HPT 2207Health Improvement
2HPT 2208 Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD)
2HPT 2109 Maternal and Child Health (MCH)
2HPT 2210Statistical Methods in Health Research
2HPF 2201Applying measures to Improve Health Status of Student Groups
2HPF 2102Introduction to Field Settings
2HPF 2103Engagement of Communities
2HPF 2204Clarifying Health Issues with Assigned Communities
2HPF 2105Devising Measures of Health in Partnerships with Communities
2HPF 2106 Assessing Changes in Health Status of Student Groups
2HPF 2207 Clarifying Structural Determinants of Health with Communities
2HPF 2208 Addressing Structural Determinants of Health of Communities
2HPF 2109Monitoring Progress of Communities
2HPF 2110Clarifying Obstacles to Progress with Communities
3HPT 3201Family and Community Health Promotion
3HPT 3202Commercial Influences on Health
3HPT 3203Social Structure and Social Influence
3HPT 3104Philosophical and Ethical Issues in Health Education and promotion
3HPT 3205Healthy Public Policy & Legislation
3HPT 3206Report writing and Assessment
3HPT 3107Future Directions in Health Promotion
3HPT 3108Environment and Health
3HPT 3309The Sri Lankan Situation of Major Health Issues
3HPF 3101Reporting Health Changes in Student Groups
3HPF 3302Addressing Obstacles to Progress with Communities
3HPF 3103Reviewing Progress with Communities and Redirecting Efforts
3HPF 3204Progress Evaluation
3HPF 3205Final Evalution of Field Settings
3HPF 3206Project Report Writing
3HPF 3207Follow Up and Continuing Contact with Communities

Undergraduates of BSc Health Promotion (Special Degree) complete following courses during their fourth year of the program

YearCourse CodeCourse Title
4HPT 4501Child Wellbeing and Development
4HPT 4202Reduction of Spread of Sexually Transmitted Diseases
4HPT 4503Reduction of Tobacco, Alcohol and Other Drug Related Harm
4HPT 4204Reduction of Suicide
4HPP 4801Project (Part I)
4HPP 4802 Project (Part II)

Guidelines of the Study Programme

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Postgraduate program

  • Diploma in Health Promotion
  • Postgraduate Diploma in Child Protection
  • MPhil in Health Promotion/ Health Sciences
  • PhD in Health Promotion / Health Sciences

Short Courses

No.Course NameDuration
1Foundation in Heath Promotion1 week (Full Time)
2Principles, strategies and application of Health Promotion2 weeks (Full Time)
3Practical Health Promotion1 month (Full Time)
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