This program will create a broad, comprehensive understanding among people working in health-related settings of the factors that affect health, the needs of clients and the delivery of health services. The Public Health Agency of Canada endorses a population health approach and acknowledges that health issues must be dealt with in a broad and comprehensive manner. You will deal with health issues on individual, community and institutional levels. The Bachelor of Health Sciences degree provides students with an interdisciplinary background and skill set that will contribute to their preparation for a future in biomedical and health-related careers. This interdisciplinary skill set is seen as advantageous for future physicians and for students applying for professional education.

High school graduation including 5 full credits at the Grade 12 level.

A minimum average of 85% over the following, with no less than 60% in each of English, Pre-Cal or Applied Math, Chemistry, and a fourth academic course all at the 40S level; 24 graded credit hours 6 credit hours from Faculty of Arts and 6 credit hours from Faculty of Science 

Coursework prerequisites: 50% in Biology, Chemistry, and Pre-Cal or Applied Math all at the 40S level