Program Overview

Overview of the Health Ethics Program

The Health Ethics program in the Faculty of Health Sciences is one of eight topics in the study of health sciences. This program allows students to study health and illness in the context of the latest technology and practices. The program focuses on health promotion, disease prevention, care systems, and policy.

Program Details

• Degree: Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts
• Faculty: Faculty of Health Sciences
• Program Description: Study health promotion, disease prevention, care systems, and policy in the context of the latest technology and practices.

Career Possibilities

The Health Ethics program prepares students for a variety of career paths in health sciences, including roles in health promotion, disease prevention, care systems, and policy.

Admission Requirements

• Admission Criteria: See the Academic Calendar for program description and admission requirements.
• Requirements:
  • Canadian high school
  • International High School Students
  • United States High School
  • Indigenous Students
  • College/university transfer
  • International Baccalaureate
  • Diverse qualifications
  • Additional Requirements and Policies by Applicant Type
  • Partnerships
    • SFU-Langara Indigenous Transfer Pathway Agreement
    • SFU FIC Partnership
  • Admission grade ranges

How to Apply

See the Undergraduate Admission section for application timelines and evaluation processes for BC/Yukon students and other applicant types.

Undergraduate Admission

• Apply: See the application timeline and evaluation process.
• Transfer to SFU: See the transfer requirements and process.
• Requirements: See the admission requirements for different applicant types.
• Programs: See the available programs and interest areas.
• Fees & Scholarships: See the available scholarships, including the Uggla Family Scholarship and Entrance Scholarships.
• Tours & Events: See the available virtual campus tours, campus tours, and events.
• Student Experience: See the information on international student experience, indigenous student experience, and residence.