The Family Health Bachelors Degree at the University of Manitoba is designed for aspiring professionals passionate about improving the well-being of individuals and communities. In a world increasingly focused on preventative care and understanding the complex interplay of social and biological factors in health, this undergraduate program equips you with essential knowledge in areas such as social development, health promotion, and the determinants of health. You will explore foundational concepts in economics, biology, and Indigenous studies, providing a holistic perspective crucial for addressing contemporary health challenges.
This full-time, on-campus program is studied over four years, offering a structured yet flexible learning experience. You will engage with sample course offerings like Introduction to Social Development, Fundamentals of Health Promotion, and Introduction to Social Epidemiology, building a robust understanding of health from individual to global scales. Through integrated learning and a capstone project, you will develop critical analytical skills and a deep appreciation for ethical considerations in health. Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in health services, policy, and community support initiatives.