B.Sc. in Multipurpose Health Worker (MPHW)

A Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Multipurpose Health Worker (MPHW) is a 3-year undergraduate degree program that provides comprehensive training in public health, community health, maternal and child care, and disease prevention. Graduates of a B.Sc. MPHW program are equipped with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to deliver essential primary healthcare, promote community wellness, and support public health programs, particularly in underserved areas.
Program Overview
Duration: A B.Sc. in MPHW is a 3-year degree program.
Curriculum: The coursework integrates classroom-based learning with hands-on training, covering subjects such as:
Anatomy and Physiology
Community Health and Epidemiology
Maternal and Child Health Services
Nutrition and Sanitation
Disease Prevention and Control
Basic First Aid and Patient Care
Health Education and Promotion
Role of an MPHW
Primary Healthcare Delivery: MPHW professionals provide basic health services in communities.
Community Link: They serve as a vital link between communities and the broader healthcare system.
Public Health Programs: They support public health initiatives, including disease surveillance, immunization, and sanitation.
Health Promotion: They educate the public on hygiene, nutrition, family planning, and preventive healthcare.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue careers in various settings, including: Public health departments, Non-governmental organizations (NGOs), Hospitals and community health centers, Government health programs, and Rural and underserved communities.
Fee: 48000/- per year
Eligibility : XII with PCB Sci from Recognized Board
Duration : 3 years