Kalinga University Certificate in HIV and Family Education course is a comprehensive program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide HIV/AIDS education and support to families and individuals. The course covers a wide range of topics, including HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and care; HIV/AIDS-related stigma and discrimination; HIV/AIDS-related legal issues; HIV/AIDS-related mental health issues; HIV/AIDS-related social issues; and HIV/AIDS-related family dynamics. The course also provides students with the opportunity to develop their own HIV/AIDS education and support programs.

The course is designed to be completed in one year and consists of six modules. The modules cover topics such as HIV/AIDS basics, HIV/AIDS prevention, HIV/AIDS treatment and care, HIV/AIDS-related stigma and discrimination, HIV/AIDS-related legal issues, and HIV/AIDS-related family dynamics. Each module includes lectures, discussions, and practical activities. The course also includes a practicum, which provides students with the opportunity to develop and implement their own HIV/AIDS education and support programs.

Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive a Certificate in HIV and Family Education from Kalinga University. This certificate will demonstrate that the student has the knowledge and skills necessary to provide HIV/AIDS education and support to families and individuals.

Course	Fee	Duration	Mode of Study	University Type
Certificate in HIV and Family Education	$500	6 months	Online	Private

Semester	Syllabus
1st Semester	Introduction to HIV/AIDS, HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care, HIV/AIDS and Human Rights, HIV/AIDS and Gender, HIV/AIDS and Mental Health, HIV/AIDS and Substance Abuse, HIV/AIDS and Social Stigma
2nd Semester	HIV/AIDS and Family Education, HIV/AIDS and Sexual Health, HIV/AIDS and Reproductive Health, HIV/AIDS and Adolescents, HIV/AIDS and Children, HIV/AIDS and the Elderly, HIV/AIDS and the Workplace
3rd Semester	HIV/AIDS and Health Care Delivery, HIV/AIDS and Community Development, HIV/AIDS and Health Promotion, HIV/AIDS and Health Education, HIV/AIDS and Social Work, HIV/AIDS and Counselling, HIV/AIDS and Research
4th Semester	HIV/AIDS and the Media, HIV/AIDS and the Law, HIV/AIDS and the Economy, HIV/AIDS and International Development, HIV/AIDS and Humanitarian Assistance, HIV/AIDS and Globalization, HIV/AIDS and International Relations
5th Semester	HIV/AIDS and the Environment, HIV/AIDS and Human Security, HIV/AIDS and Humanitarianism, HIV/AIDS and Humanitarian Law, HIV/AIDS and International Humanitarian Law, HIV/AIDS and International Human Rights Law, HIV/AIDS and International Criminal Law
6th Semester	HIV/AIDS and International Humanitarian Assistance, HIV/AIDS and International Humanitarian Cooperation, HIV/AIDS and International Humanitarian Negotiations, HIV/AIDS and International Humanitarian Relief, HIV/AIDS and International Humanitarian Intervention, HIV/AIDS and International Humanitarian Diplomacy, HIV/AIDS and International Humanitarian Law

1. HIV/AIDS Basics
2. HIV/AIDS Prevention
3. HIV/AIDS Transmission and Risk Reduction
4. HIV/AIDS Testing and Counseling
5. HIV/AIDS Treatment and Care
6. HIV/AIDS and Stigma
7. HIV/AIDS and Human Rights
8. HIV/AIDS and Gender Issues
9. HIV/AIDS and Mental Health
10. HIV/AIDS and Substance Abuse
11. HIV/AIDS and Sexual Health
12. HIV/AIDS and Reproductive Health
13. HIV/AIDS and Children
14. HIV/AIDS and Adolescents
15. HIV/AIDS and Older Adults
16. HIV/AIDS and Communities
17. HIV/AIDS and the Workplace
18. HIV/AIDS and the Media
19. HIV/AIDS and the Law
20. HIV/AIDS and Global Health