Overview
The Health Studies program at York University offers an interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts degree that examines health from social, cultural, political, and environmental perspectives. Objectives include developing critical thinking skills to address health inequities, understanding health systems, and exploring global health challenges. Unique features encompass a focus on social determinants of health, community-engaged learning, and opportunities for specialization in areas like health policy and aging studies.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles in public health, healthcare policy, community health organizations, and non-profit sectors. The program emphasizes transferable skills such as research, analysis, and advocacy, leading to diverse career paths in health promotion and administration.
Key Faculty/Staff
Notable involvement from faculty in the School of Health Policy and Management, including experts in health equity and policy analysis.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Access to York's Health, Nursing and Environmental Studies Building, which includes simulation labs and research centers. Partnerships with Toronto-area health organizations and global health initiatives enhance practical training.
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