Acquire a profound and systematic understanding of public health, health systems, and policies, enabling the comprehension of both direct and indirect interconnections, as well as the ability to devise solutions for issues within the domains of public health and health policy. Develop original managerial insights and grasp intricate mechanisms. · Gain expertise in recognizing the characteristics and imperative nature of deliberate alterations necessary at the global and international health levels, encompassing its determinants across regions, countries, and local areas. · Cultivate a systematic understanding of patient-centric approaches and patient rights within the contexts of public health services, targeting various patient groups and populations.

· Attain knowledge pertaining to the intricacies of administrative relationships, the concept of governance, principles of specialized authority within administrative bodies, managerial economics, and the intricacies of health economics.

Able to innovate based on the latest health policy and public health data. · Independently research and identify the significant impact of health determinants and complex issues within public health systems, and devise evidence-based solutions for the provision of public health services. · Develop and manage essential health policies and measures within new multidisciplinary environments. · Reflect on and integrate recent advancements in international and global health, such as HIV/AIDS infection, drug addiction, tobacco use, injuries, and the spread and management of infectious diseases. · Make evidence-based decisions by systematically, critically analyzing, and quantitatively and qualitatively assessing data and information. · Formulate evidence-based conclusions through critical analysis of complex and incomplete data on both systemic and specific public health issues. · Critically analyze the impact of economic activities with asymmetric information and draw well-founded conclusions, including comparative legal analysis of administrative bodies' activities. · Effectively communicate ideas, research methods, conclusions, and arguments both verbally and in writing (e.g., abstracts, articles) to academic and healthcare professionals in Georgia and the international health community. · Critically evaluate literary sources and data in public health and health policy, and independently identify and explore emerging thematic issues. · Strategically plan the learning process and sectoral training directions to continually update knowledge and engage in ongoing education.

Contribute to the establishment of recognized values in the field of public health by developing new standards, shaping the environment, and monitoring progress.