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Shaping Health Leaders for a Safer, Stronger Society
The B.Sc. (Ed.) Health Education programme at Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education is designed for passionate individuals who desire to make meaningful impact in schools, communities, and healthcare environments. It blends solid scientific knowledge with practical teaching skills, preparing graduates to become exceptional health educators, counsellors, and advocates for healthier living.
In a world where health challenges are constantly evolving, the need for trained professionals who can educate, prevent disease, and promote wellness has never been more important. This programme provides students with the tools to lead these changes.
Students gain deep understanding of health science, human behaviour, disease prevention, environmental health, nutrition, reproductive health, and school health programmes.
From fieldwork to community outreach projects, students actively engage with real health challenges and provide solutions.
Our lecturers are experienced public health specialists, educators, researchers, and practitioners who guide students with mentorship and innovation-driven learning.
Graduates are equipped to work in schools, NGOs, public health agencies, hospitals, fitness and wellness organisations, government ministries, and research bodies.
The B.Sc. (Ed.) Health Education programme spans four academic years and is structured to develop both professional educators and competent health practitioners.
Introduction to Health Education
Human Anatomy & Physiology
General Biology
First Aid & Safety Education
Introduction to Teaching Profession
Communication Skills
Use of Library & Study Skills
Community Health
School Health Programme
Environmental Health
Nutrition & Dietetics
Human Growth and Development
Principles of Health Counselling
General Psychology
Epidemiology & Disease Control
Family Life & Reproductive Health
Health Promotion Strategies
Mental and Emotional Health
Curriculum Development in Health Education
Teaching Practice (TP I)
Research Methods in Health
Public Health Administration
Advanced Health Education
Occupational & Industrial Health
Health Statistics
Teaching Practice (TP II)
Project/Thesis
Seminar in Health Issues
To be admitted into the B.Sc. (Ed.) Health Education programme, applicants must meet the following requirements:
Five (5) O’Level credit passes including
English Language, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and any other science subject.
Acceptable UTME score with relevant subjects including Biology, Chemistry, and English.
NCE in Health Education or related fields with merit or above.
A-Level passes in Biology and one other science subject.
Candidates with approved diplomas in Public Health, Environmental Health, or related disciplines may also be considered.
Students in the Health Education programme enjoy a rich and dynamic learning environment:
Interactive lectures, group discussions, case studies, and digital learning tools bring health topics to life.
Students participate in community enlightenment programmes on hygiene, disease prevention, reproductive health, and environmental safety.
During TP, students apply what they have learned by teaching in real school environments under expert supervision.
Students carry out meaningful research addressing pressing public health challenges in Nigeria.
From health clubs to peer-support groups, students enjoy a vibrant social and academic life that promotes total well-being.
Graduates of B.Sc. (Ed.) Health Education can work as:
Health Educators
School Health Officers
Public Health Practitioners
Community Health Coordinators
Wellness and Fitness Consultants
Health Counsellors
NGO/Development Programme Officers
Environmental Health Assistants
Teachers and Curriculum Developers
If you have the heart to promote wellness, prevent disease, and inspire healthier communities, the B.Sc. (Ed.) Health Education programme at Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education is the perfect place to begin.
Become a health champion. Start your journey with us today.