The Health Policy, Planning and Evaluation Bachelors Degree at the University of Manitoba is designed for students eager to understand and influence the complex systems that shape public health. In a world where effective health strategies are paramount, this programme offers you the opportunity to explore critical areas such as social epidemiology, health promotion, and the ethical considerations within biomedicine. You will develop a robust understanding of how policies are created, implemented, and assessed, preparing you to address significant health challenges for individuals, communities, and global populations.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate programme is structured over four years, providing a comprehensive learning experience. You will engage with foundational subjects like human biology and Canadian economic policies, alongside specialized courses in health determinants and ethics. The curriculum emphasizes practical application, culminating in a capstone project where you will integrate your knowledge to address real-world health issues. You will graduate with the analytical and evaluative skills essential for careers in health services, policy analysis, and public health advocacy.