Undergraduate Study

The Undergraduate Study program at the Faculty of Health Tourism is designed to provide students with a strong academic foundation and practical expertise in the interdisciplinary field of health tourism. The program integrates theoretical knowledge and applied training to prepare graduates for professional careers in health tourism at both local and international levels.

Students study core subjects in healthcare systems, tourism management, wellness and preventive care, medical terminology, quality and patient safety, sustainability, and Environmental Tourism. The curriculum is delivered through lectures, workshops, case studies, and continuous practical training in hospitals, wellness centers, health resorts, and tourism organizations.

The undergraduate program emphasizes skill development in communication, ethics, leadership, and international standards, enabling students to manage health tourism services efficiently and responsibly. Field training and internships are essential components of the study plan, ensuring that students graduate with real-world experience and a clear understanding of industry needs.

Graduates of the Faculty of Health Tourism are qualified to work in healthcare institutions, health tourism companies, wellness resorts, environmental health destinations, governmental bodies, and international organizations, contributing to the sustainable growth of the global health tourism industry.