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Population Health focuses on the health outcomes of groups of people, examining social, environmental and biological determinants of health to improve public health and healthcare systems.
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YOUR STUDIES
First-year life science courses with Program of Study (POSt) selection after Year 1.
Not specified
Faculty of Arts & Science (Dalla Lana School of Public Health / Human Biology Program)
Full-time
In person
Yes
Yes
Not required
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
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English (ENG4U), Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U)
Ontario high-school applicants to U of T Scarborough Population Health: approximate admission range of mid to high 70s; low 80s for co-op. English requires at least 70%. These are planning ranges, and meeting them does not guarantee admission.
Not required
Admission is indirect via POSt after Year 1.
Not required
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
ASIP (Arts & Science Internship Program).
Yes
Optional, competitive application after Year 2.
Yes
No
CAREER PATHWAYS
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Not specified
Preparation for public health careers or graduate/professional programs (e.g., MPH).
TUITION & FEES
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$12,380.00 CAD
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Official tuition information ↗OFFICIAL SOURCES
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