Overview
The Rehabilitation Services program at York University is a Bachelor of Arts degree offered through the Faculty of Health. It aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to support individuals with disabilities in achieving independence and community integration. The program emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach, combining elements of social work, psychology, and health policy to address rehabilitation needs.
Unique features include a focus on social justice, disability rights, and practical fieldwork placements in community settings, providing hands-on experience in rehabilitation counseling and support services.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles in social services, healthcare, and community organizations, with opportunities in rehabilitation counseling, case management, and advocacy for people with disabilities.
Key Faculty/Staff
The program is supported by faculty in the School of Health Policy and Management, including experts in disability studies and rehabilitation sciences, though specific names are not publicly detailed for this program.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Students benefit from partnerships with community agencies and organizations focused on disability services, as well as access to York's interdisciplinary health research centres that support rehabilitation initiatives.
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