Bachelor's
Bachelor of Public Health – UWn
Course Overview
Waterloo’s Bachelor of Public Health (BPH) delivers comprehensive education in population health promotion, disease prevention, health policy analysis, and environmental health. Students examine the social, biological, and economic determinants of health through quantitative data analysis and community health projects.
The curriculum prepares students to address health inequities, infectious disease outbreaks, and chronic illness at local and global levels. Optional co-op work terms provide direct public health experience. Graduates work in public health units and government health agencies.
Entry Requirements
- OSSD with 6 Grade 12 U/M courses
- Grade 12 Academic English (ENG4U)
- Grade 12 Mathematics (U level)
- Two Grade 12 U science courses (Biology recommended)
- Proof of English Language Proficiency (IELTS 6.5 overall)
Career Outcomes
- Public Health Promoter
- Epidemiological Assistant
- Community Health Coordinator
- Health Policy Analyst
- Environmental Health Officer
Scholarship Available
- Yes (Waterloo Entrance Scholarships)
Key Information
Location
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
University
University of Waterloo
Intakes
September
Tuition Fee
$19,000 / Year
Duration
4 Years (20.0 units)
Language
English
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