Develop the knowledge and skills to understand global issues in the non-clinical health sector and tackle them creatively.
A conjoint BGlobalSt/BHSc will expose students to new ways of thinking about the healthcare sector. It will help shape them as informed citizens who can make a difference in an increasingly globalised world. The degree can lead to a range of opportunities in politics and government, international development, foreign affairs, mental health, managed care, biostatistics, information technology, healthcare programme design and evaluation, and academic research.
Through the Global Studies component, students will gain competency in another language and develop skills for employment, such as leadership, teamwork, public speaking, critical thinking, research, and intercultural communication.
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A student may substitute one or more other courses for one or more of the Bachelor of Global Studies Schedule courses with the permission of Senate or its representative.
Complete 540 points comprising:
Complete 255 points comprising:
Selected courses must include at least 165 points at level 200 or higher.
Selected courses must include at least 75 points at level 300 or higher.
Complete 270 points comprising:
No credit will be given for POPLHLTH 214.