Programs

Medical Library and Information Science is an interdisciplinary field that combines the principles of Library Science and Information Science, with a specific focus on their application within the healthcare sector. This field plays a crucial role in training professionals to meet the needs of various institutions such as libraries, universities, hospitals, health research centers, scientometrics offices, and information search and counseling centers.

The field studies the quality and quantity of food and beverage. The students are familiar with topics such as biochemistry, chemistry (organic and parsing), toxicology, general nutrition, food microbiology, and common language

The field of "Medical Law" is a branch of private law that primarily focuses on the legal relationship between doctors and patients. It covers a wide range of topics including medical contracts, civil, penal, and disciplinary responsibilities of doctors, and the roles of other related entities such as pharmacists, nurses, hospitals, and law-enforcement bodies in the healthcare field. This discipline also studies the rights of individuals affected by diseases or medical issues. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the legal aspects of healthcare and patient rights.

The Learning and Motor Control specialization focuses on the correct control of movements, optimization of motion, and analysis of physical exercises for athletes and children. Additionally, experts in this field are involved in training individuals with disabilities, with the aim of empowering them. This field plays a crucial role in enhancing physical performance and promoting inclusivity in physical activities.

Specialized medical care is a distinct branch of medicine that focuses on identifying and managing life-threatening conditions necessitating advanced critical support and vigilant monitoring. In instances where an individual's voluntary breathing is insufficient in supplying adequate oxygen, the use of artificial respiration becomes necessary. Professionals in this field primarily operate within intensive care units, providing crucial care to those in dire need.