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About this program

From the catalog

Explore the Bachelor of Arts in Community Health at Brock University. Gain essential skills for a career in health promotion. Apply now!

Catalog description

Explore the Bachelor of Arts in Community Health at Brock University. Gain essential skills for a career in health promotion. Apply now!

Program Description If students are interested in learning the science and art of promoting health, preventing disease, and protecting and improving the health of a community, Community Health is the perfect choice. Community Health is ideal if they are interested in receiving a broad, well-rounded understanding of health and wellness and if they are considering pursuing additional career-specific training in the health field health as it provides them with the important foundational knowledge and theories needed to pursue a career in the health field.

At a glance

Partner school: Brock University
Campus location: St. Catharines, Canada
Program level: 3-Year Bachelor's Degree
Program length: 3 year bachelor's degree
Delivery: In Class
Taught in: English

Who Bachelor of Arts - Community Health suits

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Common questions

Our catalog marks this Canadian pathway as PGWP-participating based on partner data. Final eligibility depends on your program, intake, and IRCC rules at the time of study. Confirm with your Zinjet agent.

Eligibility & admission

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