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Last updated on 2025-12-23

Program overview

Program overview

The Double Degree - Bachelor Of Health Sciences - Public Health & Bachelor Of Business Administration - General Management program at the University of Lethbridge is designed to equip students with essential skills in both public health and business management. This unique combination allows graduates to address health issues while also understanding the complexities of management and organizational behavior. The program emphasizes prevention strategies and the promotion of health, preparing students to make a positive impact on communities and populations. With a focus on experiential learning, students will gain practical experience that enhances their employability in a rapidly evolving field.

Program structure

The Double Degree program spans a four-year duration, providing a comprehensive education that integrates both health sciences and business administration. Students will engage in a variety of learning experiences, including:

  • Core coursework in public health and business management
  • Hands-on experience through practicums and co-operative education opportunities
  • Applied studies and independent research projects
  • Mentorship from professionals in the field

This program also offers an optional co-op component, allowing students to gain valuable work experience while studying. The combination of theoretical knowledge and practical application prepares graduates for diverse career paths in both public health and business sectors.

Featured Experiences

  • Practicum placements in various public health settings
  • Co-operative education opportunities to gain real-world experience
  • Applied studies and independent research projects
  • Mentorship from industry professionals and researchers
  • Local, national, and international placement opportunities
  • Undergraduate (honours) thesis option for research experience

Career Options

  • Health Promotion Specialist: Develops and implements programs to promote health and wellness in communities.
  • Clinical Research Associate: Manages clinical trials and ensures compliance with regulatory standards.
  • Community Connections Coordinator: Facilitates partnerships between organizations and community members to enhance public health initiatives.
  • Data Management Coordinator: Oversees data collection and analysis for research projects in public health.
  • Policy Analyst: Analyzes health policies and provides recommendations to improve public health outcomes.
  • Public Health Promoter/Coordinator: Designs and implements public health campaigns to educate and engage the community.
  • Program Consultant: Advises health organizations on program development and evaluation.

 

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