At the end of this course, the candidates will be able:  

1. To analyse and interpret the investigation results and suggest the appropriate management strategy based on diseases.  
2. To present scientific information clearly and correctly on pathophysiology of diseases orally or in writing.  
3. To demonstrate the ability of identifying and solving problems, as well as team work during case discussion. 

At the end of this course, candidates will be able:  

1. To apply the prinicples of nutrition and dietetics to prevent and manage non-communicable diseases including obesity.  
2. To conduct nutritional screening and evaluate the nutritional status of the normal and clinical populations.   
3. To plan and calculate menus for healthy persons and in disease prevention and management.  
4. To demonstrate teamwork in gathering scientific information on nutrition to prevent diseases and manage non-communicable diseases. 

At the end of this course, the candidates will be able:  

1. To apply knowledge in the science of exercise including various physiological systems of the human body and physiological responses during training.   
2. Conduct a variety of tests related to exercise science using appropriate protocols and equipment.   
3. Demonstrate leadership, to take actions and to influence others in order to achieve common goals. 

At the end of this course, the candidates will be able to:  

1. Analyse appropriate scientific skills to be applied in research.  
2. Demonstrate ethical attitudes and responsibilities in research.  
3. Practicing digital skills in scientific presentation and data analysis.  
4. Propose appropriate numerical method and quantitative statistical tests to be applied in research. 

At the end of this course, the candidates will be able:  

1. To apply knowledge of the principles and importance of exercise testing and prescription.  
2. To perform various exercise tests as an approach for healthy lifestyle promotion.  
3. To critically evaluate an appropriate exercise testing protocols to a particular health condition.  
4. To demonstrate an effective oral or written communication skills related to the principles of exercise testing and prescription. 

At the end of this course, candidates will be able:  

1. To critically assess issues related to behavioral modification from a psychological and counseling perspective.  
2. To work responsibly and effectively in groups.  
3. To manage information on health behaviors using the online database. 

At the end of this course, the candidates will be able to;  

1. To describe the mechanisms of recovery and healing related to musculoskeletal injuries.  
2. To conduct a variety of tests related to therapuetic exercise using appropriate protocols and equipment.  
3. To demonstrate communication skills to peers using technology in presentations on exercise therapy for musculoskeletal injuries.   
4. To practice digital skills in presentation. 

At the end of this practicum session, the candidates will be able to:  

1. Applying the concepts in musculoskeletal and cardiac rehabilitation technique.  
2. Critically analyze musculoskeletal and cardiac rehabilitation intervention program.  
3. Present a clinical evaluation of musculoskeletal injuries using appropriate technology.  
4. Portray good interpersonal skills with high ability to work collaboratively as part of a team undertaking a range of different team roles. 

At the end of this course, the candidates will be able:  

1. To assess the potential of a physiological approach to the study of clinical and clinical studies.  
2. To analyze health issues, health assessments and safety training for clinical population.  
3. To present oral and written information on the physiology of clinical exercise effectively.  
4. To demonstrate good interpersonal skills with the ability to work together as part of a team           that plays a variety of different team roles. 

At the end of this course, the candidates will be able to:  

1. Evaluate the importance of exercise prescription for clinical population.  
2. Display the skillls of conducting practical session relating to exercise.  
3. Critically analyze exercise programs that fit a specific clinical population. Crtically analyze exercsie programs that involves numerical skills that is appropraite to a specific group of clinical populations. 

At the end of this practicum session, the candidates will be able to:  

1. Effectively convey ideas or learning outcomes whether written or oral.  
2. Apply ethical principles and professional responsibilities in line with clinical practice.  
3. Integrate information technology and manage learning information well.  
4. Demonstrate leadership, to take actions and to influence others in order to achieve common goals.