COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum begins with foundational courses like Introduction to Sociology, Foundations of Health and Behaviour, and Introduction to Kinesiology and Personal Health, establishing a broad understanding of social and physical health factors. Courses such as Health and Risk Behaviour, Sociology of Health & Illness, and Sociology of Health Care delve deeper into the social dimensions of health. Psychology courses, including Brain and Behaviour and Introductory Abnormal Psychology, provide insights into mental health. Specialized nursing courses, like Diverse Perspectives on Dementia and Advanced Mental Health Nursing Practice focusing on Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, offer clinical perspectives. Program Evaluation in Health and Health Care Evaluations equips students with skills to assess wellness initiatives, while Health Communications and Health Humanities emphasize effective messaging and cultural understanding. Additional courses on Exercise in Chronic Disease, Changing Health Behaviour, and Lifestyle and Mental Health focus on practical strategies for promoting well-being. Overall, the course offerings integrate social sciences, health sciences, and practical skills to prepare students for leadership roles in health promotion and wellness program design.