Overview
The Health Studies (BHSc) program at Dalhousie University offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary education in health sciences, focusing on understanding health systems, population health, and evidence-based practices. Objectives include developing critical thinking skills, research capabilities, and knowledge of health promotion and policy. Unique features encompass flexible course selections across health disciplines, opportunities for community-engaged learning, and preparation for professional health programs.
Career Prospects
Graduates are equipped for diverse roles in healthcare, public health, and related sectors, with strong pathways to graduate studies in medicine, nursing, or public health. The program emphasizes employability through practical experiences and interdisciplinary training.
Key Faculty/Staff
Faculty includes experts from the School of Health Sciences, such as Dr. Betty Cragg (program director with expertise in health education) and Dr. Grace Johnston (research in health policy and epidemiology).
Unique Facilities and Partnerships
Students access state-of-the-art facilities at the Faculty of Health, including simulation labs and the Centre for Advanced Studies in Health Sciences. Partnerships with Nova Scotia Health Authority and local hospitals provide clinical placements and research collaborations.
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