Graduate Studies in Health Sciences
Throughout the Faculty of Health Sciences, four program options are available for students from the School of Health Studies wishing to pursue graduate-level opportunities in the area of Health Studies.
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Health Equity and Sustainability (MHSc)
Prepares graduates to address environmental, socio-economic, and political factors that shape health across the life course.
Applied Health Sciences (Master's and Diploma options)
This fully-online graduate program encourages students to leverage their own experience and emphasizes authentic, case-based learning. The program’s foundations are health promotion and education, evidence-informed health interventions and efficient and effective supports for individuals throughout the lifespan.
Health & Rehabilitation Sciences (MSc/PhD)
Western’s research-based graduate program in Health & Rehabilitation Sciences (HRS) provides students with an opportunity to explore issues related to health and wellness across nine fields of study and from a variety of perspectives.
Combined Professional Programs
Students to pursue a clinical master’s degree in one of four areas of rehabilitation while expanding their knowledge and pursuing a PhD in a field of study related to their clinical training.
