Program Overview

Introduction to the Graduate Diploma in Health: Science, Technology and Policy

The graduate diploma in Health: Science, Technology and Policy is designed to address a growing need for qualified personnel in health-related fields with backgrounds in health policy and knowledge mobilization.

Program Overview

The Department of Health Sciences offers two related HSTP diplomas. One diploma is specifically for current Carleton students, while the other is available to students registered in various graduate programs at Carleton. These students can take courses in health-related research methods, policy, and knowledge mobilization. Additional health courses can be taken to complement a student's primary degree and provide additional expertise and credentials.

Diploma Details

• The diploma is offered by the Department of Health Sciences.
  • It is available to current Carleton students and students registered in various graduate programs at Carleton.
  • Courses include health-related research methods, policy, and knowledge mobilization.
  • Additional health courses can be taken to complement a student's primary degree.

Program Benefits

• Provides qualified personnel in health-related fields with backgrounds in health policy and knowledge mobilization.
• Offers additional expertise and credentials to students.
• Allows students to take courses in health-related research methods, policy, and knowledge mobilization.

Eligibility and Structure

• Students registered in various graduate programs at Carleton can take courses in health-related research methods, policy, and knowledge mobilization.
  • Additional health courses can be taken to complement a student's primary degree.
• The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of health science, technology, and policy.