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Public Health and Community Medicine Education in the Arab World Book ‘Public Health in the Arab World’ Editors: Samer Jabbour, Rita Giacaman, Marwan Khawaja, Iman Nuwayhid Associate Editor: Rouham Yamout Cambridge University Press (ISBN: 9780521516747) March 2012 Section 7: Public Health and the Social Agenda Chapter 33: Graduate Education in Public Health:Toward a Multidisciplinary Model Authors: Huda Zurayk, Rita Giacaman, and Ahmed Mandil Web Appendix (7 pages follow) Appendix Ia: Universities in countries of the Arab World offering graduate and undergraduate degrees in Public Health and related fields August 2009 Country University Faculty Degree Algeria Ecole Superieure Algerienne des Master Health Governance and Hospital Management Affaires d’Alger (ESAA) & l’Universite Paris Diderot – Paris 7 Ecole Nationale d’Adminstration Diplome Health Administration and Management University of Oran Institute of Social Sciences Magister Social Sciences and Health Bahrain Medical University of Bahrain & School of Health Care Management M.Sc. in Quality and Safety in Health Care Royal College of Surgeons in Management Ireland M.Sc. in Health Care Management School of Medicine M.Sc. Health Care Ethics and Law Arabian Gulf University College of Medicine and Medical Sciences M.Sc. in Health Policy & Population Studies Egypt University of Alexandria High Institute of Public Health in Alexandria Doctor of Public Health Master of Public Health (for MD’s) Master of Public Health Sciences (for non MD’s) Iraq Ministry of Higher Education and Foundation of Technical Education B.Sc. in Allied Health Scientific Research Jordan Jordan University of Science and Faculty of Medicine Master of Public Health Technology B.Sc. Health Services Administration University of Jordan Faculty of Medicine Master of Public Health Yarmouk University &Royal Institute of Leadership and Health Care M.Sc. in Health Services Management College of Surgeons in Ireland Management Kuwait Kuwait University College of Allied Health Sciences B.Sc. in Health Information Administration Jabbour et al., ‘Public Health in the Arab World’, Cambridge University Press, March 2012 2 Web Appendix for Chapter 33: Graduate Education in Public Health: Toward a Multidisciplinary Model Authors: Huda Zuryak, Rita Giacaman, Ahmed Mandil Lebanon American University of Beirut Faculty of Health Sciences Master of Public Health M.Sc. Environmental Sciences (Environmental Health) M.Sc. in Epidemiology & Biostatistics M.Sc. in Population Health B.Sc. Environmental Health Balamand University Faculty of Health Sciences B.Sc in Public Health and Development Sciences B.Sc. in Health Promotion St. Joseph University Institute of Health Management and Master in Health Management and Protection Protection Lebanese University Faculty of Public Health Master in Health Care Management B.Sc. in Health and Environment Morocco Ministry of Health Institute of National Health Administration Master of Public Health Master of Health Administration Oman Sultan Qaboos University College of Medicine and Health Sciences M.Sc. in Biomedical Sciences -Epidemiology & Medical Statistics B.Sc. in Health Sciences Fire and Safety Engineering College B.Sc. in Health, Safety and Environmental Management Palestine Birzeit University Institute of Community and Public Health Master of Community and Public Health Al –Quds University School of Public Health Master of Public Health Master of Community Mental Health Master of Health Policy and Management Al Najah National University Faculty of Graduate Studies Master of Public Health Jabbour et al., ‘Public Health in the Arab World’, Cambridge University Press, March 2012 3 Web Appendix for Chapter 33: Graduate Education in Public Health: Toward a Multidisciplinary Model Authors: Huda Zuryak, Rita Giacaman, Ahmed Mandil Saudi King Saud University Faculty of Administrative Sciences Master in Health Services and Hospital Administration Arabia College of Applied Medical Sciences B.Sc. in Community Health Sciences King Abdel Aziz University Faculty of Economics and Administration Master in Health Services and Hospital Administration King Saud Bin Abdulaziz University College of Public Health and Health Master of Public Health for Health Sciences Information Master of Epidemiology and Medical Statistics Master of Health Informatics Master of System Management and Health Quality King Faisal University Medical and Allied Sciences B.Sc. in Health Information Administration and Technology B.Sc. in Environmental Health Sudan Al Azhari University Public Health College B.Sc. in Public Health B.Sc. in Environmental Health Khartoum University Public Health College B.Sc. in Public Health B.Sc. in Environmental Health Gezira University Public Health and Environmental Sciences B.Sc. in Public Health College University of Medical Science and Faculty of Medicine Master of Public and Tropical Health Technology Shendi University B.Sc. in Public Health Syria Damascus University Faculty of Medicine Master of Public Health Tunisia University of Sousse Faculty of Medicine Master Health Management Health International Private Faculty of Health Sciences M.Sc. in Hospital Quality University M.Sc. in Occupational Health Jabbour et al., ‘Public Health in the Arab World’, Cambridge University Press, March 2012 4 Web Appendix for Chapter 33: Graduate Education in Public Health: Toward a Multidisciplinary Model Authors: Huda Zuryak, Rita Giacaman, Ahmed Mandil UAE University of Sharjah College of Health Sciences B.Sc. in Health Service Administration B.Sc. in Environmental Health George Mason University – Ras Al B.Sc. in Health, Fitness, and Recreation Resources Khaimah Campus Zayed University College of Arts and Sciences Executive MBA in Health Administration B.Sc. in Health Sciences Royal College of Surgeons in Institute of Leadership and Health Care M.Sc. in Quality and Safety in Health Care Ireland Management Management M.Sc. in Health Care Management Health Authority Abu Dhabi (in Master of Public Health collaboration with Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health) Hamdan Bin Rashed University (in Master of Public Health collaboration with University of Illinois) Yemen Aden University College of Health Management B.Sc. in Health Management Jabbour et al., ‘Public Health in the Arab World’, Cambridge University Press, March 2012 5 Web Appendix for Chapter 33: Graduate Education in Public Health: Toward a Multidisciplinary Model Authors: Huda Zuryak, Rita Giacaman, Ahmed Mandil Appendix Ib: Universities in countries of the Arab World offering Community Medicine specialization in Medical Faculties August 2009 Country University Faculty / Department Algeriaa Alger University Faculty of Medicine University of Oran Faculty of Medicine Costantine University Faculty of Medicine Annaba University Faculty of Medicine Sidi Bel Abbes University Faculty of Medicine Setif University Faculty of Medicine Tlemcen University Faculty of Medicine Blida University Faculty of Medicine Tizi Ouzou University Faculty of Medicine Bahrain Arabian Gulf University College of Medicine and Medical Sciences – Department of Family and Community Medicine Egypt Assiut University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Public Health and Community Medicine Mansoura University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Ain Shams University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Cairo University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Suez Canal University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine October 6 University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Menofia University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Alexandria University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Industrial Al Azhar University for Males Faculty of Medicine Al Azhar University for Females Faculty of Medicine Tanta University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Public Health Benha University Faculty of Medicine Zagaziq University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Public Health Elmenia University Faculty of Medicine Jabbour et al., ‘Public Health in the Arab World’, Cambridge University Press, March 2012 6 Web Appendix for Chapter 33: Graduate Education in Public Health: Toward a Multidisciplinary Model Authors: Huda Zuryak, Rita Giacaman, Ahmed Mandil South Valley University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Public Health and Community Medicine Beni-Sweef University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Public Health Al Fayoum University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Misr for Science and Technology College of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Iraq Baghdad University Al Kindi College of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Al Mustansiriya Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Tikrit University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Mosul University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Dohuk University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Family and Community Medicine Basrah University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Al-Nahrain university Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Jordan University of Jordan Faculty of Medicine – School of Public Health and Community Medicine Jordan University of Science and Technology Faculty of Medicine – Department of Public Health, Community Medicine and Family Medicine Ministry of Health Kuwait Kuwait University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Lebanon Beirut Arab University Faculty of Medicine – Department of Community Medicine Libya Al Arab Medical
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