Bachelor's
Bachelor of Health Sciences – CBU
Course Overview
Cape Breton University’s Bachelor of Health Sciences program provides a multi-disciplinary education focusing on public health, environmental health safety, disease prevention, and community wellness. Students examine epidemiology, environmental microbiology, food safety inspection, and health policy frameworks.
The program emphasizes field research and practical laboratory analysis to solve community health challenges and improve population outcomes. Located in Nova Scotia, CBU offers students access to specialized environmental health labs and regional healthcare networks. Graduates gain the technical knowledge and analytical tools needed to work as certified public health inspectors or environmental health specialists.
Entry Requirements
- High School Graduation Diploma with a minimum 65-70% overall average
- Grade 12 Academic English
- Grade 12 Academic Mathematics
- Grade 12 Chemistry (required) and Grade 12 Biology or Physics
- IELTS 6.5 overall (no band lower than 6.0) or TOEFL iBT 80
Career Outcomes
- Public Health Inspector
- Environmental Health Specialist
- Infection Control Coordinator
- Health Protection Officer
- Community Health Analyst
Scholarship Available
- Yes (CBU Entrance Scholarships & Health Science Awards)
Key Information
Location
Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
University
Cape Breton University
Intakes
January, May, September
Tuition Fee
$19,570 / Year
Duration
4 Years (120 credits)
Language
English
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Cape Breton University
