Program Overview

University Programs

The university offers a range of programs for students to choose from.

Undergraduate Programs

• Undergraduate Programs are available for students who have completed their secondary education.
  • These programs include a wide range of fields and disciplines.

Graduate Programs

• Graduate Programs are available for students who have completed their undergraduate degree.
  • These programs are designed to provide advanced knowledge and skills in a specific field.

Experiential Education

• Experiential Education programs provide students with hands-on experience in their field of study.
  • These programs can include internships, co-op programs, and other forms of experiential learning.

Continuing Education & UNB Online

• Continuing Education programs are designed for students who want to continue their education after completing their initial degree.
  • UNB Online programs provide students with the opportunity to complete their degree online.

Career Connections

• Career Connections programs help students connect with employers and find job opportunities in their field.
  • These programs can include career counseling, job fairs, and other forms of career support.

English as a Second Language

• English as a Second Language programs are designed for students who want to improve their English language skills.
  • These programs can include language classes, cultural orientation, and other forms of support.

Exchange and Study Abroad

• Exchange and Study Abroad programs provide students with the opportunity to study at a university in another country.
  • These programs can include semester-long exchanges, summer programs, and other forms of international study.

Bachelor of Health

About the Program

The Bachelor of Health program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the health sector.

• The program covers the biological and social determinants of health, current health issues, and the management of healthcare services.

Honours Program

• The Honours Program is available for students who want to pursue a more in-depth study of health.
  • This program requires students to complete additional coursework and a research project.

CHE Designation

• The CHE Designation is a professional designation that is available to students who complete the Bachelor of Health program.
  • This designation is recognized by employers in the health sector.

Admission Requirements

• Admission to the Bachelor of Health program requires students to meet certain academic requirements.
  • These requirements can include a minimum grade point average, prerequisite courses, and other forms of assessment.

Student Advising

• Student Advising is available to help students navigate the Bachelor of Health program.
  • Advisors can provide guidance on course selection, career options, and other forms of support.

Curriculum

• The curriculum for the Bachelor of Health program includes a range of courses that cover the biological and social determinants of health.
  • Students can expect to take courses in biology, chemistry, psychology, sociology, and business.

Curriculum for New Students

Core Courses

• All students complete core courses covering the biological and social determinants of health, current health issues, and the management of healthcare services.
  • These courses provide a foundation for further study in the health sector.

First-Year Courses

• In the first year, students explore a range of health issues in Canada and globally in the core health (HEAL) courses.
  • Students also take introductory courses in biology, chemistry, psychology, sociology, and business.

Course Requirements

• The course requirements for the Bachelor of Health program are outlined in the undergraduate calendar.
  • Students can expect to complete a range of courses, including core courses, electives, and a research project.