The MIT World Peace University Certificate in HIV and Family Education course is designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and skills to individuals who are interested in working in the field of HIV and family education. This course is designed to equip students with the necessary skills to effectively educate and support individuals and families affected by HIV. The course covers a range of topics including HIV prevention, HIV testing, HIV treatment, HIV stigma, HIV disclosure, HIV counseling, HIV support services, HIV policy, and HIV advocacy. The course also provides an overview of the current HIV/AIDS epidemic and its impact on individuals, families, and communities.

The course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills to become effective HIV and family educators. The course is divided into four modules: HIV Prevention, HIV Testing, HIV Treatment, and HIV Advocacy. Each module includes lectures, case studies, and hands-on activities to help students gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered. The course also includes a practicum component, which allows students to apply their knowledge and skills in a real-world setting.

The MIT World Peace University Certificate in HIV and Family Education course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills to become effective HIV and family educators. This course is ideal for individuals who are interested in working in the field of HIV and family education and for those who are looking to gain a deeper understanding of the current HIV/AIDS epidemic and its impact on individuals, families, and communities.

Course Duration	Mode of Study	Fee	University Type
2 Years	Online	$1000	Private

Semester	Subject	Topic Covered
Semester 1	Introduction to HIV and AIDS	Overview of HIV and AIDS, HIV transmission, HIV prevention, HIV testing, HIV treatment, HIV and stigma, HIV and human rights
Semester 2	Family Education	Family dynamics, communication, parenting, family planning, reproductive health, gender roles, sexual health, HIV and family planning
Semester 3	HIV and Family Education	HIV and family dynamics, HIV and communication, HIV and parenting, HIV and family planning, HIV and reproductive health, HIV and gender roles, HIV and sexual health, HIV and family planning

1. Introduction to HIV/AIDS: History, Transmission, Prevention, and Treatment
2. HIV/AIDS and Human Rights
3. HIV/AIDS and Gender
4. HIV/AIDS and Mental Health
5. HIV/AIDS and Substance Abuse
6. HIV/AIDS and Sexual Health
7. HIV/AIDS and Stigma
8. HIV/AIDS and the Family
9. HIV/AIDS and the Workplace
10. HIV/AIDS and the Media
11. HIV/AIDS and the Global Context
12. HIV/AIDS and the Law
13. HIV/AIDS and Public Health
14. HIV/AIDS and Community Mobilization
15. HIV/AIDS and Health Care Delivery
16. HIV/AIDS and Health Education
17. HIV/AIDS and Social Services
18. HIV/AIDS and Research
19. HIV/AIDS and Advocacy
20. HIV/AIDS and Policy Development