Health Administration and Policy in Public Health focuses on the development and application of health policies and management systems within the scope of health organizations and systems. They learn how to design and manage effective and efficient health systems, as well as develop health policies that are sustainable and responsive to community needs. Examples of applications of this discipline include health policy analysis, health resource management, health program evaluation, and health risk and crisis management. The main objectives of this field are to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the health system, strengthen the capacity of health organizations and systems, and improve access to and quality of health services for the community. The Health Administration and Policy discipline plays an important role in advancing health policy and improving health systems around the world.

Epidemiology in Public Health in the Master of Public Health program focuses its attention on the study of the causes, distribution, and control of disease at the human population level. It includes sophisticated methodologies for collecting and analyzing health data related to disease, as well as using epidemiological principles to identify risk factors and causes of disease. Students in this discipline learn various disease surveillance techniques, methods of investigating disease outbreaks, chronic disease research, and the development of disease prevention and control strategies. They also understand how epidemiology can be applied to address public health challenges, including pandemic management, infectious disease management, and chronic disease prevention. The main goal of this subfield is to improve the understanding of disease risk factors, disease distribution, and epidemiology at the population level. In addition, a key objective is to develop effective prevention strategies and evidence-based public health policies to control disease. This is done to achieve broader public health goals, such as improving quality of life and life expectancy and reducing the burden of disease and premature death.

Population and Biostatistics in Public Health in the Master of Public Health program is one of the core of population health sciences. They focus on techniques for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data related to human health and population characteristics. Statistical methods are used to explore patterns and trends in population data, including demographic aspects such as mortality, births, and migration, as well as disease prevalence. Students in this discipline learn demographic modeling, epidemiological data analysis, health research design, and health program evaluation. They understand how to use statistics to guide better public health policies and interventions and measure the impact and effectiveness of health programs. The main goal of this discipline group is to improve understanding of health patterns and trends in human populations. It aims to guide better decision-making in the field of public health, including health program planning and health policy evaluation. Students are expected to be able to develop effective strategies to manage and improve population health, with a focus on preventing disease, promoting health, and improving overall quality of life.

Reproductive and Family Health in Public Health focuses on understanding and applying health practices to support reproductive and family health. They study factors that influence reproductive and family health, including biological, social, and cultural aspects. Examples of applications in this field include reproductive health services, prevention of unwanted pregnancies, management of pregnancy complications, family health promotion, and development of reproductive and family health programs. The main goal of this field is to increase awareness and accessibility to quality reproductive and family health services, improve maternal and infant health, and reduce maternal and infant mortality. The Reproductive and Family Health disciplinary group plays an important role in advancing reproductive and family health, and helping to improve the overall health of the community.

Occupational Safety and Health in Public Health studies the risks and factors that affect occupational health and safety. They evaluate the impact of chemical exposures, work environments, and working conditions on worker health. Examples of applications of this discipline include the development of occupational safety and health policies, risk management, prevention of occupational injuries and diseases, and health promotion in the workplace. The main goal of the group is to increase awareness and understanding of workplace risks and their impact on worker health and to develop strategies to reduce risks and promote health in the workplace. The Occupational Safety and Health disciplinary group plays an important role in maintaining the health and safety of workers, as well as helping to improve the overall health of the community.

The Community Nutrition in Public Health master's program has a primary focus on the study of factors that influence nutritional adequacy and public health. They analyze in depth the diet, nutritional status, and eating habits of the population, and analyze their impact on health and disease. The practical applications of this discipline group include aspects such as improving community nutrition, preventing and managing obesity, promoting exclusive breastfeeding, and preventing nutrient deficiencies. Students study strategies and programs to increase public understanding and awareness of the importance of nutrition and healthy eating. The main goal of the group is to raise awareness of the importance of optimal nutrition in daily life and improve people's diets. In its important role, the Community Nutrition discipline contributes to the overall health of the community by promoting healthy lifestyles and the prevention of nutrition-related diseases. They design and implement nutrition programs that aim to ensure people have access to the information and resources needed to achieve optimal nutrition. This aims to reduce the risk of nutrition-related chronic diseases and improve people's overall quality of life.

Environmental Health in Public Health studies the impact of the environment on public health. They evaluate air, water, and soil quality, as well as the risks of exposure to chemicals and hazardous materials on human health. Examples of applications of this discipline include the prevention and management of environment-related diseases such as malaria, diarrhea, and chemical poisoning, and the development of sustainable environmental policies and programs. The main goal of this discipline is to increase awareness and understanding of the impact of the environment on public health, as well as develop strategies to improve environmental quality and prevent environment-related diseases. The Environmental Health discipline group plays an important role in promoting overall public health by protecting the environment and preventing environment-related diseases.

Health Education and Behavioral Science in Public Health studies the factors that influence health behaviors and how to improve people's understanding of health. They evaluate health education and health promotion, as well as health behavior strategies in changing unhealthy health behaviors into healthy ones. Examples of applications of this discipline include the development of public health programs, health promotion campaigns, and prevention of harmful behaviors such as smoking, excessive drinking, and unsafe sexual behavior. The main goal of this research group is to increase awareness and understanding of healthy health behaviors, as well as develop strategies to improve the overall health behavior of the community. The Health Education and Behavioral Science disciplinary group plays an important role in promoting overall public health by changing unhealthy health behaviors to healthy ones.