Parul University Certificate in HIV and Family Education course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective educators in the field of HIV and family education. The course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the social, psychological, and medical aspects of HIV and family education. It also provides students with the opportunity to develop the skills necessary to effectively communicate and educate individuals and families about HIV and its related issues.

The course is divided into three modules. The first module focuses on the social and psychological aspects of HIV and family education. It covers topics such as HIV stigma, HIV prevention, HIV testing, HIV treatment, and HIV support services. The second module focuses on the medical aspects of HIV and family education. It covers topics such as HIV transmission, HIV diagnosis, HIV treatment, and HIV prevention. The third module focuses on the practical aspects of HIV and family education. It covers topics such as HIV counseling, HIV education, HIV support services, and HIV advocacy.

The course also provides students with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience through field work and internships. This allows students to apply their knowledge and skills in a real-world setting. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to effectively educate individuals and families about HIV and its related issues.

Course Fee	Duration	Study Mode	University Points
Rs. 10,000	2 Months	Online	10

Semester	Syllabus
Semester 1	Introduction to HIV/AIDS, HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care, HIV/AIDS and Mental Health, HIV/AIDS and Human Rights, HIV/AIDS and Gender Issues, HIV/AIDS and Sexuality, HIV/AIDS and Substance Abuse, HIV/AIDS and the Family
Semester 2	HIV/AIDS Education and Counseling, HIV/AIDS and the Media, HIV/AIDS and the Workplace, HIV/AIDS and the Community, HIV/AIDS and the Health Care System, HIV/AIDS and the Legal System, HIV/AIDS and International Issues
Semester 3	HIV/AIDS and Public Policy, HIV/AIDS and Social Services, HIV/AIDS and Research, HIV/AIDS and the Arts, HIV/AIDS and the Environment, HIV/AIDS and Religion, HIV/AIDS and Ethics
Semester 4	HIV/AIDS and Technology, HIV/AIDS and Economics, HIV/AIDS and Human Services, HIV/AIDS and Public Health, HIV/AIDS and Globalization, HIV/AIDS and Advocacy, HIV/AIDS and Leadership

1. HIV/AIDS: Overview, Transmission, Prevention and Treatment
2. HIV/AIDS and Stigma
3. HIV/AIDS and Mental Health
4. HIV/AIDS and Reproductive Health
5. HIV/AIDS and Gender
6. HIV/AIDS and Human Rights
7. HIV/AIDS and the Law
8. HIV/AIDS and Substance Abuse
9. HIV/AIDS and Social Support
10. HIV/AIDS and Family Education