The BA in Community Health at Brock University is designed for aspiring professionals passionate about improving individual and public well-being. This undergraduate degree addresses the critical need for knowledgeable practitioners in health promotion and disease prevention, exploring the complex social, biological, and environmental determinants that shape human health. You will develop a comprehensive understanding of community health principles, preparing you to make a tangible impact on public health initiatives and policies. This program is ideal for those seeking a foundational understanding of health from a community-focused perspective.
You will engage in a full-time, on-campus learning experience over three years, building a strong academic and practical skillset. The curriculum integrates core health sciences (HLSC) courses with statistical analysis and elective credits, allowing for tailored study. Through a combination of lectures, discussions, and applied learning opportunities, you will gain practical experience in community health strategies. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for diverse roles in public health agencies, non-profit organizations, and health advocacy groups, equipped to contribute meaningfully to community well-being.