Sikkim Manipal University Certificate in HIV and Family Education course is a comprehensive program designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively educate and support individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS. The course focuses on the social, psychological, and medical aspects of HIV/AIDS, and provides students with the tools to help individuals and families cope with the disease. The course also provides students with the opportunity to gain practical experience in HIV/AIDS education and support through field visits and internships.

The course is divided into three parts: HIV/AIDS Education, HIV/AIDS Prevention, and Family Education. In the HIV/AIDS Education component, students learn about the history and epidemiology of HIV/AIDS, the social and psychological impact of the disease, and the medical aspects of HIV/AIDS. In the HIV/AIDS Prevention component, students learn about the different strategies for preventing HIV/AIDS transmission, including abstinence, condom use, and needle exchange programs. In the Family Education component, students learn about how to support individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS, including providing emotional support, helping with financial and legal issues, and providing referrals to other services.

The course is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively educate and support individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS. Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to provide comprehensive HIV/AIDS education and support to individuals and families in their communities.

Course Duration	Fee	Study Mode	University Type
2 Years	INR 1,20,000	Distance	Private

Semester	Syllabus
1st Semester	Introduction to HIV/AIDS, HIV/AIDS and Society, HIV/AIDS and Health Care, HIV/AIDS and Human Rights, HIV/AIDS and Gender, HIV/AIDS and Counselling, HIV/AIDS and Prevention
2nd Semester	HIV/AIDS and Education, HIV/AIDS and Care, HIV/AIDS and Treatment, HIV/AIDS and Research, HIV/AIDS and Advocacy, HIV/AIDS and Communication
3rd Semester	HIV/AIDS and Economics, HIV/AIDS and Human Resources, HIV/AIDS and Management, HIV/AIDS and Policy, HIV/AIDS and Social Work, HIV/AIDS and Law
4th Semester	HIV/AIDS and Psychology, HIV/AIDS and Religion, HIV/AIDS and Ethics, HIV/AIDS and Media, HIV/AIDS and Gender Issues, HIV/AIDS and Community Development
5th Semester	HIV/AIDS and International Relations, HIV/AIDS and Humanitarian Assistance, HIV/AIDS and Globalization, HIV/AIDS and Global Health, HIV/AIDS and International Law, HIV/AIDS and International Organizations
6th Semester	HIV/AIDS and Reproductive Health, HIV/AIDS and Nutrition, HIV/AIDS and Mental Health, HIV/AIDS and Substance Abuse, HIV/AIDS and Child Health, HIV/AIDS and Adolescent Health

– HIV/AIDS: Overview, Transmission, Prevention and Control
– HIV/AIDS and Stigma
– HIV/AIDS and Human Rights
– HIV/AIDS and Gender
– HIV/AIDS and Adolescents
– HIV/AIDS and Children
– HIV/AIDS and the Elderly
– HIV/AIDS and the Workplace
– HIV/AIDS and Mental Health
– HIV/AIDS and Substance Abuse
– HIV/AIDS and Health Care
– HIV/AIDS and the Media
– HIV/AIDS and the Law
– HIV/AIDS and Family Education
– HIV/AIDS and Counselling
– HIV/AIDS and Caregiving
– HIV/AIDS and Community Development
– HIV/AIDS and Social Policy
– HIV/AIDS and International Development
– HIV/AIDS and Global Health