Public Health
University of Victoria · BC · SygSTmRzN
Public Health at University of Victoria lists 27 subjects. Subjects include Healthy Ageing, Chronic Disease and Ageing and Disability Studies and CYC Praxis. The topics that come up most are public health research, global health and indigenous knowledges (7, 5 and 4 subjects).
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
University of Victoria
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Public Health
Example subjects: Healthy Ageing, Chronic Disease and Ageing, Disability Studies and CYC Praxis, Introduction to Disability Studies, Community and Population Health, Principles of Public and Population Health, Introduction to Indigenous Health in Canada, Social Determinants of Health, Health Systems in Canada, Health Program Planning and Project Management, Health Research Literacy, Practice of Evaluation Research.
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What will I study in Public Health?
Public Health covers areas like public-health-research, global-health, indigenous-knowledges, indigenous-australian-health, disability-studies, indigenous-education, health-policy, population-health.
Who offers Public Health?
Public Health is offered by University of Victoria, BC.
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