MSc

This program offers a research and learning environment that integrate approaches and perspectives from different health disciplines in order to create knowledge in how to manage complex health problems. Research approaches include study of the biological, behavioural and social processes that operate throughout an individual’s life, or across generations, and that ultimately influence health and well-being, as well as the development of disease, disability and inequalities.

Note: This new program will commence in the 2012 fall semester, subject to the approval of funding by the Government of Ontario. Applications will open in October 2011.

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