UTP Stage II Pathway Health Sciences (Science) (Simon Fraser University)
Course Overview
UTP Stage II: Health Sciences (BSc) provides the essential first-year curriculum and foundational knowledge required to progress into the second year of SFU’s Faculty of Health Sciences. This program uniquely blends rigorous scientific inquiry with social and behavioural research to explore the complex factors that influence health, disease, and population well-being.
Key Program Highlights
- Guaranteed pathway to second-year studies in SFU's Faculty of Health Sciences upon successful completion
- Integrated curriculum combining core scientific principles with critical social and behavioural research
- Develops a comprehensive understanding of the biological, social, and environmental determinants of health
- Prepares students for diverse careers in healthcare, research, public health, and health policy
- Taught within a supportive university environment designed for student success
Course Overview
UTP Stage II: Health Sciences (BSc) provides the essential first-year curriculum and foundational knowledge required to progress into the second year of SFU’s Faculty of Health Sciences. This program uniquely blends rigorous scientific inquiry with social and behavioural research to explore the complex factors that influence health, disease, and population well-being.
Key Program Highlights
- Guaranteed pathway to second-year studies in SFU's Faculty of Health Sciences upon successful completion
- Integrated curriculum combining core scientific principles with critical social and behavioural research
- Develops a comprehensive understanding of the biological, social, and environmental determinants of health
- Prepares students for diverse careers in healthcare, research, public health, and health policy
- Taught within a supportive university environment designed for student success
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