Undergraduate Programs

Learn to design and implement therapeutic interventions, programs and services that partner with young people facing adversity in the process of bringing about positive change.

Expand and enrich your work, education and lived experience through engagement with theory, empirical research, rights and justice frameworks, arts and culture, and collaborative learning with disability communities.  

Learn to support learning and growth in the early years and enhance the quality of life for young children and their families.

Gain the academic knowledge and clinical skills needed to provide care for pregnant people and their newborns throughout the child bearing year.

Learn to play a critical role in treatment and recovery for patients, and to support broader public health goals such as health promotion and illness prevention.

Build upon your professional experience as a registered nurse, registered practical nurse or internationally educated nurse. Develop an analytical approach to your practice and gain the tools you need to advance your career.

Prepare to promote healthy eating habits that enhance Canadians’ quality of life. Gain the knowledge and skills needed to pursue a range of professional pathways within the food industry, dietetics, food science and more.

Help prevent injury and illness in all types of workplaces. Learn to evaluate human factors and ergonomic issues associated with injury and accidents, and to assess harmful exposures to chemicals, radiation and physical agents.

Help prevent disease and protect public health for the entire population. Become a public health inspector or pursue food safety, quality assurance, water quality and infection control within the private sector.

Learn to promote social justice and equity. Support individuals to access multiple social services, participate more fully in society and accomplish their goals.

Learn to create and implement plans to develop and enhance regional, urban, suburban and rural communities, and advise on planning decisions.