HIV and AIDS Management

Welcome to the HIV and AIDS Management Program at AIES. This structured program spans four progressive levels—Foundation Diploma, Diploma, Advanced Diploma, and Professional Diploma—each lasting six months. The curriculum provides a comprehensive overview of HIV and AIDS-related issues, including prevention strategies, community outreach, treatment frameworks, and the broader social and health implications of the disease. Students will explore approaches to designing support programs, understanding epidemiological trends, and engaging in public education efforts.

Upon completing the HIV and AIDS Management Professional Diploma Program, students will be able to:

This program supports the development of applied knowledge and community-focused strategies for responding to the challenges of HIV and AIDS in diverse social and public health contexts.

The program is structured into four levels, each offering a carefully curated set of courses that progressively build on the knowledge and skills developed in the preceding level.

Students who complete the Professional Diploma in HIV and AIDS Management develop applied knowledge in HIV prevention, community outreach, public education, and support coordination. These skills may be used in various public health and community service environments that focus on awareness, advocacy, and care-related engagement.

Examples of settings where these skills may be applied include:

Completion of the Professional Diploma provides access to AIES’s Mini Master’s programs, which support continued learning and deeper exploration of HIV and AIDS-related public health topics. Please note: This is a non-degree program.