Applications are invited
from Interested individuals /organizations
(NGO's/Cultural organizations/ Academic Institutes/Business
organizations etc.) for opening a country office/ getting affiliation
with
Mooreland University
Mooreland Education System
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Bridge of knowledge in the global village
Providing Education to the World
International
chain of Schools, Colleges and Institutes for Distance
learning/correspondence PG Diploma Masters / Ph.D. degree programmes in
different subjects
1. Applied Psychology
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2. Fashion Design
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3. Development economics
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4. Diplomacy
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5. International Relations
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6. Education Management
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7. Business Administration
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8. Hotel Management
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9. International Business
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10. Marketing Management
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11. Principles of Marketing
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12. Human Resource Management
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13. Hospital Administration
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14. Managing Financial Resources
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15. Business and Financial Environment
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16. Leadership
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17. Improving Personal Effectiveness
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18. Presentation Skills for Managers
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19. Office Management Course
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20. Effective Secretaries Course
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21. Management Course for Junior Executives
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22. Development course for Supervisors
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23. Journalism
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24. Mass Communication
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25. Public Relations officer course
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26. Air Ticketing and Tariff Course
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27. Information Management
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28. Operation Management
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29. Industrial Management
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30. Real Estate Management
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31. Production, Planning, Scheduling and Control
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32. Material Management
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33. Quality Function Development
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34. Finance and Accounting Course for non financial Executives
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35. Cash Flow Management
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36. Development Course for Junior Managers
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37. Cost Analysis and Budgetary Control Course
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38. Training techniques for trainers
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39. Effective Letters, Reports writing and Presentation Course
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40. Strategic Management
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41. Building and Managing High Performance team
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42. Effective Decision Making
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43. Management by Objectives
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44. Interviewing Skills and Techniques for Managers
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45. Problem Solving and Decision Making Skills
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46. Small Business Management
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47. Principles of good Management
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48. Effective Communication Skills
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49. Team Work: Getting people to work together
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50. Negotiating Skills
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51. How to Improve Morale, Motivation and Commitment
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52. Better Field Management
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53. Environment of Management
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54.
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55.
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56. Nutrition Therapy in Health and Fitness.
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57. Herbal Treatment
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58. Solid Waste Management
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59. Tourism
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B.Sc (Computer Sciences) Program
1. Introduction to computers
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2. Computer application
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3. Data structures & Algorithms
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4. Data communications and net work
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5. Operating systems [Dos & Windows 95 & 98]
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6. Relational database management systems
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7. System analysis &Design
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8. Programming in C+ +
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9. Object oriented programming
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10. Programming in visual basic
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11. Management Information Systems
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12. Basic management
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13. Computer Architectures
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14. Artificial Intelligence
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15. Internet & Internet Development
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16. Software Engineering
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Bachelor of Science
(B.Sc) Political Science
Fist semester
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2nd semester
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1 Nature and Scope of Political Science
2 Political System: Theory and Typology
3 Importance and Utility of Political Science
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4 The State
5 Theories of the Origin of the State
6 Sovereignty. A Thorough Analysis
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3rd semester
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4th semester
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7 Law and its kind
8 Law Versus
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9 Dictatorship versus Democracy
10 Nature of State , Unitary and Federal Form of Government
11 Nature of Administration,
Parliamentary and Presidential form of Governments
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5th semester
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6th semester
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12 Organs of Government ,Legislative,
Executive and Judiciary
13 Elections and Political Parties
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14 Political Theories- Socialism,
Fascism, communism
15 Concept of Welfare State
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Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Program
First Semester
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Second Semester
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Third Semester
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1 Basic Marketing
2 Basic Management
3 Introduction to Computers
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4 Business Mathematics
5 Principle of Marketing
6 Basic Accounting
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7 Micro Economics
8 Principles of Management
9 Business Communications
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Fourth Semester
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Fifth Semester
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Sixth Semester
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10 Principles of Accounting
11 Macro Economics
12 Marketing Management
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13 Introduction to Financial
Management
14 Organizational Behavior
15 Marketing Services
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16 International Business
17 Small Business Finance
18 Introduction to Banking
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Mooreland
University offers Diploma, Master and Ph.D degree programs in the following
subjects.
Master of Business Administration
(MBA)/M.Sc/M.A Programs
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MBA
General Management
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B
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MBA
Human Resource Management
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c
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MBA
Media Management
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d
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MBA
Environmental Management
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E
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MBA
Tourism and Hotel Management
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f
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MBA
Marketing Management
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g
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MBA
Project Management
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H
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MBA
Health Management
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i
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MBA
Banking and Finance
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j
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MBA
Finance and Accounting
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02
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M.Sc.
Telecommunication
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03
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M.Sc.
Computer Sciences
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04
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M.H.A.
Master in
Hospital Administration
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05
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M.Sc.
Applied Psychology
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06
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M.P.H.
Master in Public Health
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07
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M.Sc.
Political
Science
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08
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M.Sc.
Mass Communication
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09
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M.
A.
Fashion
Design
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10
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M.A.
Anthropology
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11
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M.A. Sociology
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12
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M.A.
International Studies & Diplomacy
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Master of Business Administration MBA Programs
A. General Management
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B. Human
Resource Management
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C. Media Management
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1 Principles of Management
2 Organizational Communications
3 Decision Making
4 Organizational Behavior
5 Principles of Economics
6 Human Resource Management
7 Leadership
8 Management of Training
9 Strategic Management
10 Total Quality Management
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1 Principles of Management
2 Organizational Communications
3 Organizational Behavior
4 Project Management Fundamentals
5 Human Resource Management
6 Human Resource Development
7 Principles of Economics
8 Motivation
9 Strategic Management
10 Management of Training.
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1 Principles of Management
2 Organizational communications
3 Human Resource Management
4 Object Oriented Programming
5 Advertising
6 Principles of Economics
7 Multimedia Concepts
8 Software Engineering
9 Electronic ( E ) Commerce
10 Total Quality Management
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D. Environmental Management
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E. Hotel Management
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F. Marketing Management
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1 Principles of Management
2 Leadership
3 Waste Management
4 Environmental Monitoring
5 Environmental Assessment Techniques
6 Motivation
7 International Environmental Policies
8 Ecosystems
9 Design Making
10 Human Resource Management
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1 Principles of Management
2 Service Marketing
3 House keeping in hospitality
operations
4 Strategic marketing
5 Marketing tools
6 Strategic Planning
7 Managing Human Resources
8 Inventory Control
9 Budget and expenses
10 Janitorial
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1 Principles of Management
2 Principles of Marketing
3 Marketing Research
4 Principles of Economics
5 Organizational communications
6 Advertising
7 Sales Management
8 International Marketing
9 Strategic Marketing
10 Services Marketing.
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G. Project
Management
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H. Health
Management
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I. Banking
& Finance
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1 Principles of Management
2 Organizational Communications
3 Decision Making
4 Project Management Fundamentals
5 Project Appraisal
6 Principles of Economics
7 Management Information Systems
8 Project Implementation Management
9 Total Quality Management
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1 Principles of Management
2 Organizational Communications
3 Health Planning
4 Human Resource Management
5 Project Management Fundamentals
6 Decision Making
7 Human Resource Management for Health
8 Leadership
9 Hospital Management
10 Principles of Economics.
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1 Principles of Management
2 Financial Accounting
3 Financial Institutions
4 Financial Management
5 Project Management Fundamentals
6 Organizational communications
7 Banking Operations
8 Investment Management
9 International Banking
10 Principles of Economics.
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J. Finance & Accounting
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1 Principles of Management
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2 Financial Accounting
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3 Financial Institutions
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4 Banking Operations
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5 Cost Accounting
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6 Financial Analysis
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7 Organizational communications
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8 Managerial Accounting
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9 Investment Management
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10 Principles of Economics
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Master of Science (M.Sc)
Telecommunication
MAJOR COURSES
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1 Applied Mathematics
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2 Electrical Circuit Analysis
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3 Electronics Devices & Circuits
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4 Electromagnetic Fields
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5 Electronics Communication
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6 Mathematical & Computational Methods
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7 Advanced Electronics
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8 Communication Systems
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9 Digital Logic Design
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10 Signal and Systems
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11 Probability & Statistics
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12 Antenna & Wave Propagation
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13 Analysis of Stochastic Process
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14 Digital Communication
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15 Digital Signal Processing
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OPTIONAL COURSES
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Select Only
Three Of The Following
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1 Principles of Telecommunication
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2 Electronics Inst. & Measurement
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3 Optical Fiber Communication
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4 Active and Passive Filter Design
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5 Microprocessor
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6 Telecomm. Switching & Systems
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7 Satellite Communications
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8 Data Communications
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9 Control Systems
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Master of Science (M.Sc)
Political Science
1 Western Political Thoughts
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2 Comparative and Developmental Politics
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3 International Relations
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4 Comparative Systems
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5 Public Administration
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6 Foreign Policy of major powers.
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7 International law
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8 International Organizations
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9 Local Self Governments
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10 Research Methodology
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11 Political System of
India and Bangladesh or Sri Lanka
and Nepal or Iran and Jordon or Egypt and Saudi Arabia or Tanzania and
Moraco or Sweden and Norway or Denmark and France or Germany and Switzerland
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M.Sc Applied Psychology
MAJOR COURSES
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1 History and Systems of Psychology
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2 Social Psychology
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3 Statistics in Psychology
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4 Theories of Human Behavior
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5 Psychology of Mass Media
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6 Research Methods in Psychology
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7 Psychology of Personality
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8 Criminal Psychology
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9 Environmental Psychology
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10 Psychological Testing & Measurement
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OPTIONAL COURSES
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M.Sc In Applied Psychology (Clinical Group)
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Course Title
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1 Clinical Psychology
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2 Psycho diagnosis
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3 Theories of Psycho analysis
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4 Behavioral Psychology
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5 Research Paper
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M.Sc In Applied Psychology (Education Group)
COURSE TITLE
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1 Educational Psychology
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2 Psychological Assessment in Educational Psychology
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3 Counseling in Educational Psychology
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4 Psychology of Special Children
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5 Research Paper
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M.Sc In Applied Psychology (Organizational Group)
COURSE TITLE
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1 Organizational Psychology
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2 Counseling in Organizational Psychology
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3 Psychological Testing in Organization
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4 Consumer Behavior
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5 Research Paper
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M.Sc International Relations
MAJOR COURSES
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1 International Relations
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2 Foreign Policy of the country of Student choice
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3 International Organizations
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4 International Political Economics\ Regional Economics Integration(ECO,ASEAN,SAARC,NAFTA
etc.)
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5 Strategic Studies
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6 International Law
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7 Research Methodology
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OPTIONAL COURSES
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Select Only Two Of The Following
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1 International Politics
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2 Conflict Resolution Strategies
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3 Nuclear Proliferation
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4 International human Rights
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5 Environment Studies
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6 Politics of Refugees & Migration
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7 Technology and Warfare
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8
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9
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AREA STUDIES
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Select Only Two Of The Following
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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Master of Science( M.Sc)
Economics
MAJOR COURSES
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1 Principles of Economics
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2 Micro Economic Theory
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3 Macro Economic Theory
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4 Mathematical Economics
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5 Research Methodology
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6 Development Economics
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7 International Economics
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8 Public Finance & Fiscal Policy
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9 Human Resource Development
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10 Financial Institutions
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OPTIONAL COURSES
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Select Only Three Of The Following
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11 Micro Credit
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12 Entrepreneurship
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13 International Banking
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14 Banking Operations
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15 Health Economics
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16 Business Economics
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17 Principles of Economics
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Master of Arts (M.A)
In Fashion Design
Over
the last ten years the role of technology within Art and fashion design has
Steadily increased. This not only reflects the needs of industry but also
the requirements of individuals wishing to explore and define new methods
of communicating and visualizing ideas and thinking. Whether it is designer
pushing the frontiers of publishing and communications or artists exploring
the new capabilities of virtual environment, technology plays an increasing
role in our artistic methods and applications.
In
recent years the role of the artist has changed dramatically: new areas of
artistic activity have emerged alongside the convergence in new technologies.
Traditionally the role of the artist has been an invaluable one in informing
and illuminating the ‘art world’. The practice continues to be of values not
only to the artistic community but also impacting upon other cultural activities.
The fashion design program at the University is unique practice based course
which offers a wide range of specific options. We have designed a program
for individuals who are interested in contributing to our collective understanding
of fashion in the 21st century. You will graduate as a design professional
experienced in teamwork, the global implications of design and the ability
to confidently challenge pre-conceptions of fashion. This innovative Fashion
course embraces fashion Design and promotion, Business Practice, Styling,
Fashion Photography and Forecasting.
Fashion
is one of the most exciting, challenging, and dynamic careers for those who
are creative, ready to meet tight deadlines, accept changing styles, fight
fierce competition and are comfortable with punishing work Schedules. With an emphasis on the artistic,
creative and historic nature of dress, Fashion ultimately concerns it self
with sociology. It reflects the political moods, economic condition, technical
achievements, and social status of the wearer. Fashion as a clothing industry
includes production, merchandising, advertising, and marketing. The foundation
for a successful career in fashion must include an understanding of the integration
of these elements
COURSES MODULES
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1. Principles and Elements of Design
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2. Basic Hand and Machine Sewing Techniques
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3. Basic Drawing
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4. Fundamental of Textile
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5. Pattern Drafting
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6. History of Art
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7. Human Anatomy
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8. Textile Design
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9. fashion Sketching
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10. History of Costume
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11. Structural Design
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12. English Skills and Communications
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13. Principles of Marketing
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14. Introduction to Management
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15. Past and Present Footwear
Trends
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16. Fundamental of Jewelry Design
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17. Psychology
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18. Color Theory
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19. Consumer Motivation In Fashion
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20. Fashion Styling
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21. Business Ethics and fashion
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MPH(Master In Public Health)
God Almighty has bestowed his super creature
the ‘Human being’ with upper story of brain. Human being in turn has left
no stone unturned in the application of his Grey matter for the progress and
prosperity of mankind. This all became possible through knowledge, education,
learning and information.
The mode of education has been changed all together.
This century has witnessed many a number of methods and media as an instrument
of knowledge. The “Distance learning” programs is the ultimate product of
this tug of war. The most modern evolution in learning process is the Distance
learning Methodology.
The concept of open universities in the world,
the idea of global web, the inception of Internet and the use of all tools
in information technology pay their tributes to the Distance learning Technology.
Who so ever engineered the idea, revolutionized the whole world. The fruit
of knowledge is now within the reach of every one, every where.
Our slogan is the time tested slogan since ages
& i.e. “Prevention is better than Cure.” The role of community medicine,
social medicine, preventive health education, hygiene and public health care
has been duly recognized at the global level for ensuring physical, social
and mental well being of mankind.
All nations give top priority to the practice
of community and social medicine for ensuring good health and productiveness
to its masses. So Important is the role that WHO has accepted the responsibility
for community health programs in the world. Keeping in view, this vital and
pivotal role of the subject, Mooreland University has decided to offer “Health
Care” programs through the Distance learning medium, (in addition to its regular
health education programs) the very motto of Mooreland University.
Our goals are as under:
1. The development and provision of teaching programs for specialized post
graduates in the different disciplines in accordance with local needs and
international standards.
2. To promote community medicine as a key to success of health care programs.
3. To impart a comprehensive knowledge of the basic and applied sciences
of preventive medicine and skills to apply this knowledge to a broad range
of community health problems.
4. To prepare specialists who critically appraise relevant health information
and activities, who function effectively as members of interdisciplinary team
and who can properly communicate with the public and other health professionals.
5. To conduct
6. To share responsibility for conducting, teaching and research for post
graduate courses in public health like MPH (Master in Public Health) DPH (Diploma
in Public Health) availing Distance learning medium. (In addition to regular
health education programs).
7. To organize conferences and meetings of educational nature and practical
demonstrations on various aspects of Community Health.
8. To generate interest of public health in all spheres of life.
9. To promote teaching and research in the field of community medicine /
public health.
10. To prepare teachers, trainers, professionals in the field of health care
for various health cadres and institutions.
11. To be called upon during international emergencies and catastrophes and
wherever, the need arises for help to conduct epidemiological investigations
advise / organize health care programs to effectively encounter such eventualities.
12. To be called upon to investigate public health problems and suggest solutions.
13. To establish model centres in urban/ rural areas with a view to demonstrate
achievements of standardized primary health care.
14. To support medical education for under graduate medical colleges run by
the Governments or private sector. To establish a healthy society through
preventive tools by Distance health care learning instruments.
Reading material for under
mentioned courses is sent by post to the Students.
1. Basic Definitions and Historical Development
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2. Health of the nation. Rural and Urban
Health
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3. Demography: Population Dynamics, Fertility and Mortality
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4. Health Information and Biostatics
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5. Epidemiology
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6. Management Information System
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7. Introduction to Health Research Methodology
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8. Social Sciences in Community Medicine
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9. Injuries and Accidents
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10. Disaster management and Control
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11. Military Hygiene
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12. Leadership in Health
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13. Hospital Administration
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14. Medical Anthropology
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15. Biomedical Ethics
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16. Health Economics
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17. Environmental Hazards
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18. Community Water Supply
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19. Disposal of Waste
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20. Hospital and Biomedical Waste Management
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21. Integrated Management of Childhood illness
(IMCI)
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22. Light and Lighting
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23. Climate and Earth
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24. Nuclear Medicine
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25. Housing Health
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26. Human Nutrition
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27. Health Education
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28. Personal Hygiene
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29. Woman’s Health
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30. Reproductive Health
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31. Human Sexuality
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32. Child Survival
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33. Air and ventilation
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34. Occupational Health
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35. Snake Bite
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36. School Health Services
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37. Sports Medicine
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38. Travel Medicine
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39. Health of the Elderly
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40. Communicable Disease of Public Health
Importance
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41. Non Communicable Disease (NCD’S)
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42. Immunology and Immunization
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43. Unsafe Injection: A Global Threat to Disease
Burden
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44. Substance Abuse
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45. Tobacco and Health
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46. Community Mental Health
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47. Community Dental Health
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48. Medical Entomology
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49. Medical Parasitology
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MHA (Master In Hospital Administration)
1. Principles of Management
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2. Hospital Management Orientation
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3. Emergency Preparedness & Disaster Planning
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4. Strategic Hospital Planning & Designs
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5. Role of Hospitals in Primary
health care
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6. Dynamics of a trained Hospital
Administrator
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7. Hospital System, Objectives,
Components & Organizational structure
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8. Human resource management,
Human resource Development & Material Management
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9. Hospital Pharmacy Management
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10. Trainings in Hospitals &
Research Methodologies
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11. Diagnostic, Therapeutic,
Ambulatory & Emergency Technologies
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12. Patient Safety & Adverse
Event Concepts for Hospital Managers
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13. Aspects in Hospital and Protest Management
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14. Epidemiology & Biostatistics
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15. Public Health Issues &
Concerns
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16. Nursing Services Management
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17. Quality Management System
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18. Planning & Management
of OPD services
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19. Ethical, Legal & Social Aspects
of Hospital Management
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20. Hospital Waste Management
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21. Financial Management in Hospitals
– An overview
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22. Hospital Budgeting
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23. Hospital Nutritional Support
Program
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24. Measuring QOC in Hospitals
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25. Hospital Autonomy
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26. Institution-based Practices
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27. Management of Change-Evidence
based decision making
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