Master Of Science - Interdisciplinary Health (Thesis) (Supervisor Required)

Program overview

The Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Health at Laurentian University is designed for students who wish to explore the multifaceted aspects of health, including social, psychological, and physical factors. This program emphasizes research and offers a unique opportunity for students to engage in a thesis-based study, allowing them to contribute to the field of health through their own investigations. The program is delivered remotely through synchronous classes, enabling students to participate from anywhere while also having the option to attend on-campus electives. This flexibility supports a diverse learning environment tailored to individual needs and interests.

Program structure

The Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Health program is structured to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of health-related issues through a research-focused approach. The program length is 27 credits, which can be completed through various pathways, including:

• Research Thesis option - M.Sc.
• Major Paper option - M.A.

Students are encouraged to work closely with faculty members to select courses that align with their research interests and career goals. The program also offers the flexibility of remote synchronous delivery, allowing students to attend live classes via Zoom. Additionally, students have the opportunity to take on-campus electives from other programs, enhancing their educational experience. The program is designed to accommodate various learning styles and schedules, making it accessible to a wide range of students.

Featured Experiences

• Remote synchronous delivery of classes, allowing for flexible learning.
• Opportunity to take on-campus electives from other programs.
• Engagement in a thesis-based research project under the guidance of a faculty supervisor.
• Access to a diverse range of resources and support services to aid in research and academic success.
• Collaboration with faculty members who are experts in various health disciplines.

Career Options

• Health Researcher: Conduct studies to investigate health trends and issues, contributing to the body of knowledge in public health.
• Public Health Analyst: Analyze data related to health policies and programs, providing insights to improve community health outcomes.
• Health Educator: Develop and implement educational programs to promote health awareness and healthy lifestyle choices.
• Policy Advisor: Work with government or non-profit organizations to shape health policies based on research findings.
• Clinical Research Coordinator: Oversee clinical trials and research studies, ensuring compliance with regulations and protocols.

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