Health Promotion and Behavioral Science

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About Course

This module explores how behavioral and social science principles can be applied to improve public health outcomes. Students will learn to design, implement, and evaluate effective health promotion interventions at both individual and community levels. Emphasis will be placed on understanding behavior change theories, applying communication and educational strategies, and shaping policies that encourage healthier lifestyles.

What Will You Learn?

  • Understand and apply key behavioral and social science theories (e.g., Health Belief Model, Theory of Planned Behavior) to real-world public health issues.
  • Analyze how social determinants like income, education, culture, and environment influence health behavior and outcomes.
  • Develop comprehensive health promotion programs, from planning and implementation to evaluation.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness and sustainability of health communication campaigns and behavior change interventions.
  • Tailor health interventions to suit diverse populations based on age, culture, risk factors, and local context.
  • Apply policy and environmental strategies to support long-term health behavior improvements.
  • Use effective health communication and education methods to raise awareness and encourage positive health behaviors.

Course Content

Foundations of Behavioral Science in Public Health

  • Understanding Health Behavior Theories
  • Social Determinants of Health
  • Behavioral Epidemiology and Public Health

Designing and Evaluating Health Promotion Interventions

Strategies for Behavior Change

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