Highlighting the beauty of the Arabic language and revealing the elements of originality and strength that are full of it, so that students increase their passion and interest in it.Close contact with our literary heritage and make students aware of its originality, diversity and comprehensiveness.Refine students' talents and develop their ability to understand the language, grammar, morphology and correct Arabic writing.Training students to write their scientific research, reports, and notes in correct writing, free of linguistic, stylistic, and spelling errors, and to facilitate the translation of many specialized texts.

It is a natural science that deals with the study of life and living organisms, including their structures, functions, growth, development, distribution, and classification. Modern biology is a broad field consisting of many branches and sub-disciplines, but it includes some unified general concepts that link its various branches and all studies and research follow.

Course code and titleGeneral Chemistry (CH 152)Course coordinatorProf. Mohamed A. FadelDepartment /Division offering the courseThe general department / Faculty of medical technologyDepartments teaching the courseThe general departmentTotal credit hours6 Hours / Week (5 credit)Language of instructionEnglishLevel of course (Year/Semester)2020-2021 / First- SemesterDate of specification approval by Council2016-2017

Course code and titleST 241 StatisticsCourse coordinatorDepartment /Division offering the courseThe general department / Faculty of medical technologyDepartments teaching the courseThe general departmentTotal credit hours4 hours/week-(4 credit)Language of instructionEnglishLevel of course (Year/Semester)2020-2021 / First semesterDate of specification approval by Council2017-2018

Course code and titleMP243 PhysicsCourse coordinatorDepartment /Division offering the courseThe general department / Faculty of medical technologyDepartments teaching the courseThe general departmentTotal credit hours4 hours/week-(4 credit)Language of instructionEnglishLevel of course (Year/Semester)2020-2021 / First semesterDate of specification approval by Council2017-2018

Course code and titleIT224 Information TechnologyCourse coordinatorDepartment /Division offering the courseThe general department / Faculty of medical technologyDepartments teaching the courseThe general departmentTotal credit hours2 hours / week – (2 credit)Language of instructionEnglishLevel of course (Year/Semester)2020-2021 / First semesterDate of specification approval by Council2017-2018

Course code and title(EL 242 ) General English and Medical TerminologyCourse coordinatorDepartment /Division offering the courseThe general department / Faculty of medical technologyDepartments teaching the courseThe general departmentTotal credit hours4 hours/week-(4 credit)Language of instructionEnglishLevel of course (Year/Semester)2020-2021 / First semesterDate of specification approval by Council2017-2018

1 Course code and title AN332 - Anatomy 2 Course coordinator Dr. Ahmed M. Mesawi 3 Course type Supportive course 4 Prerequisites code BI153- Biology 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 5hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 2nd Year/ Third semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2002-2003

By the end of this course, students will be able to: This course enable the students to know the basic physiology of know physiology of the cell and body.

1 Course code and title PH333 – Medical Parasitology I 2 Course coordinator Professor Dr. Badreddine B. Al-Najar 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code BI153- Biology 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 5hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 2nd Year/ Third semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2002-2003

By the end of this course, students will be able to: 1. Define and explain basic principles of microbiology. 2. Demonstrate an understanding and appreciation of the microbial world. 3. Identify real-world problems and show how they apply to microbiology principles and immunity. 4. Students are expected to gain a fundamental understanding of microbes including viruses, Bacteria, Fungi, Archaea and eukaryotic microorganisms.

1 Course code and title BC331 - Biochemistry 2 Course coordinator Dr. Nadia N. Essarbout & Dr. Amel A. Essarbout 3 Course type Supportive course 4 Prerequisites code CH152- General Chemistry 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3credit- 5hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 2nd Year/ Third semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2002-2003

1 Course code and title HS335 - Histology 2 Course coordinator Dr. Amel A. Essarbout 3 Course type Supportive course 4 Prerequisites code BI153- Biology 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 5hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 2nd Year/ Third semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2002-2003

1 Course code and title PH436 – Medical Parasitology II 2 Course coordinator Professor Dr. Badreddine B. Al-Najar 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code PH333 – Medical Parasitology I 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 5hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 2nd Year/ Fourth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2002-2003

1 Course code and title PH437 – Health Nutrition. 2 Course coordinator Dr. Sulieman Ayad El-Tarban 3 Course type Specialized Course 4 Prerequisites code BC331 –Biochemistry 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 3hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 2nd Year/ Fourth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2003-2004

1 Course code and title PH433 – Health Laws and Ethics 2 Course coordinator Dr. Arij .M. Mousa 3 Course type Specialized Course 4 Prerequisites code 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 3hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 2nd Year/ Fourth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2010-2011

1 Course code and title PH432- Awareness and Health Education 2 Course coordinator Dr. Sarra Mohamed Ahmed Aabu maeza 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 5hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 2nd Year/ Fourth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2009-2010

1 Course code and title PH431 – Community Health 2 Course coordinator Dr. Sarra Mohamed Ahmed Aabu maeza 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 3hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 2nd Year/ Fourth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2004-2005

1 Course code and title PH425 - Immunology & Serology. 2 Course coordinator Dr. Abdurrazag M. Urayet 3 Course type Specialized Course 4 Prerequisites code MB334 – General Microbiology 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 2 credit- 2hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 2nd Year/ Fourth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2003-2004

1 Course code and title PH424 - Health systems. 2 Course coordinator Dr. Ayoub Al-Ashkham 3 Course type Specialized Course 4 Prerequisites code IT224 – Information Technology 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 2 credit- 2hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 2nd Year/ Fourth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2009-2010

1 Course code and title PH521 – The Health and Lifestyle 2 Course coordinator Dr. Sarra Mohamed Ahmed Aabu maeza 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code PH431 – Community Health 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 2 credit- 2hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Fifth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2013-2014

1 Course code and title PH532 – Maternal & Child Health Care 2 Course coordinator Dr. Sana A.B. Masud 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code PH431 – Community Health PH432 – Health Education & Awareness 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 5hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Fifth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2010-2011

1 Course code and title PH533 – Medical Bacteriology 2 Course coordinator Dr. Ibrahim S. Mokhtar 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code PH425 –Immunology & Serology 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 5hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Fifth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2006-2007

1 Course code and title PH534 – Mental Health 2 Course coordinator Dr. Najia Naji Alwaseea 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 Credits – 5 hrs/week 8 Language of instruction Arabic Language 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Fifth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2013-2014

1 Course code and title PH535 – The International Health Control 2 Course coordinator Dr. Ramadan Mohamed Osman 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 5hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Fifth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2009-2010

1 Course code and title PH536 - Toxicology and Drugs 2 Course coordinator Dr. Ahmed M.Mesawi 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 3hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Fifth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2004-2005

1 Course code and title PH636 – Medical Virology 2 Course coordinator Dr. Ibrahim S. Mokhtar 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code PH533 – Medical Bacteriology 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 3hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Sixth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2006-2007

1 Course code and title PH631 – Environmental Health 2 Course coordinator Dr. Nadia Nureddin Essarbout 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code PH431 – Community Health 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 Credits – 5 hrs/week 8 Language of instruction English Language 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Sixth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2009-2010

1 Course code and title PH637 – Occupational Health and Safety 2 Course coordinator Dr. Zainab M. Hamida & Dr. Embarka A. Karim 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code Accomplished at least 70 credits 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 Credits – 3 hrs/week 8 Language of instruction English Language 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Sixth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2014-2015

1 Course code and title PH638 – Psychological & Social Support 2 Course coordinator Dr. Hoda Saleh Al-Misrati 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code PH534 – Mental Health 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 Credits – 5 hrs/week 8 Language of instruction Arabic Language 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Sixth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2009-2010

1 Course code and title PH635 – Management of Health Crises & Disasters 2 Course coordinator Dr. Ramadan Mohamed Osman 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code PH535 – The International Health Control 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 3hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Sixth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2014-2015

1 Course code and title EL623 - First Aids 2 Course coordinator Dr. Ahmed M. Mesawi 3 Course type Elective course 4 Prerequisites code 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 2 credit- 2hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Sixth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2014-2015

1 Course code and title EL624 -Health Protection for the Disabled & the Elderly 2 Course coordinator Dr. Arij .M. Mousa 3 Course type Elective course 4 Prerequisites code 5 Department/Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 2 credit- 2hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Sixth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2015-2016

1 Course code and title PH632 – Epidemiology 2 Course coordinator Dr. Arij .M. Mousa & Dr. Ramadan M. Osman 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code Accomplished at least 70 credits 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 3hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 3rd Year/ Sixth semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2004-2005

1 Course code and title PH735- Public Health Pests Control 2 Course coordinator Dr. Amel A. Essarbout 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code PH436 – Medical Parasitology II 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 credit- 5hrs /week 8 Language of instruction English 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 4th Year/ Seventh semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2010-2011م

1 Course code and title PH736 – Research Methods & Data Analysis 2 Course coordinator Dr. Arij .M. Mousa 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code Accomplished at least 82 credits 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 Credits – 3 hrs/week 8 Language of instruction English Language 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 4th Year / Seventh semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2009-2010

1 Course code and title PH734 – Infection Control in Health Facilities 2 Course coordinator Dr. Sana A.B. Masud 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code Accomplished at least 75 credits 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 Credits – 3 hrs/week 8 Language of instruction English Language 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 4th Year / Seventh semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2015-2016

1 Course code and title PH733 – Health Policies and Measures 2 Course coordinator Dr. Arij .M. Mousa 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code PH433 – Health Laws and Ethics 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 Credits – 3 hrs/week 8 Language of instruction English Language 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 4th Year / Seventh semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2010-2011

1 Course code and title PH732 – Quality Control and Foods Safety 2 Course coordinator Dr. Fawzi B. Al-Badri & Dr. Manal O. Abuagela 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 Credits – 5 hrs/week 8 Language of instruction English Language 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 4th Year / Seventh semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2004-2005

1 Course code and title PH731 – Food Microbiology 2 Course coordinator Dr. Othman B. Boaisha 3 Course type Specialized course 4 Prerequisites code PH533 – Medical Bacteriology PH636 – Medical Virology 5 Department /Division offering the course Public Health 6 Departments teaching the course Public Health 7 Total credit hours 3 Credits – 5 hrs/week 8 Language of instruction English Language 9 Level of course (Year/Semester) 4th Year / Seventh semester 10 Date of specification approval by Council 2007-2008

1. Analyze and describe how social, political, and cultural factors affect health communication and healthcare. 2. Articulate the ways in which different models of healthcare affect and reflect health communication. 3. Explore, analyze, and synthesize research and personal experience on narratively making sense of illness 4. Describe the communication of patients, health caregivers, and family caregivers and how the perspectives inform, differ from, and intersect with one another 5. Define the role of communication in maintaining health and coping with illness and death 6. Identify the various approaches for translating research into practice; including community based participatory research, education, edutainment, documentaries, and key steps in planning, implementing, and assessing health promotion campaigns 7. Understand and persuasively articulate how health communication matters to you, to others, and to Libyan society.

By the end of this course, students will be able to: 1. An overview of genetics and genetic information and their roles in health and society. 2. An appreciation of the differences between the public health and the scientific and medical contexts of genetics and genetic information. 3. Knowledge and understanding of ethical, legal and social issues around genetics and genetic information. 4. An ability to anticipate the future relevance of genetics and genetic information to health and society.

Course code and title PH832 – Health & Food Inspection Course coordinator Dr. Mohammed Ahmed Al-Habroush Course type Specialized course Prerequisites code Department /Division offering the course Public Health Departments teaching the course Public Health Total credit hours 3 Credits – 5 hrs/week Language of instruction Arabic Language Level of course (Year/Semester) 4th Year/ Eighth semester Date of specification approval by Council 2008-2009

1. Knowing the main topics in health engineering such as Water and Solid waste management. 2. By ending this course the students will be able to recognize the environmental issue and determine suitable method to manage the problems. 3. To have a working knowledge of the public health engineering principles that has been developed for protection against biological and chemical threats. 4. To know control methods and technologies. 5. Explain the role of environmental and behavioral interventions in improving public health

By the end of the course, students are able to: 1. Understand the relationship between schools and their mission, and the history, policies, and interventions to promote health and prevent disease in schools. 2. Describe the structure and function of coordinated school health programs and the social, health, and academic benefits of these programs to schools, families, and communities. 3. Analyze how each coordinated school health program component contributes to the social, health, and academic outcomes of students, schools, families, and communities using a combination of current literature and in-school observations. 4. Apply the principles of coordinated school health to a specific public health problem to develop a set of policy and program recommendations for school health programs to address this problem.

Supply information about important knowledge’s 1. Introduction to nutrition. 2. Food Quality and quantity. 3. Food as source of nutrients, functions of food, 4. definition of nutrition, nutrients & energy, adequate, optimum & good nutrition, malnutrition. 5. Actions in the body- Ingestion- Digestion- Absorption- Transport- Metabolism- Excretion. 6. Optimal nutritional status. 7. Classifying nutrients- body composition 8. Interrelationship between nutrition & health: - 9. Visible symptoms of goods health 10. Energy- yielding nutrition.

1. Describe the institutional structure of health care markets in Libya 2. Analyze how health care outcomes are influenced by changing market forces, 3. Social forces, and government forces. Explain how the provision and use of medical care are influenced by traditional 4. Describe the different types of medical care data and how those measurements are driven by reimbursement and quality measurement needs. 5. Evaluate the impact of health care reform from both the free-market and government-interventionist perspectives.