Medicine alone is not the answer. Health and health care are evolving globally at a rapid pace. Finding solutions and maximizing opportunities requires an interdisciplinary approach.

This program prepares you to examine health and illness through the lens of the Social Sciences. Faculty are from many disciplines such as Geography, Sociology, Economics, Political Science, Social Work, and more. You’ll experience classes with an emphasis on experiential education and community-partnered research.

Explore the intersection of health, society and well-being.

Health and Society I is one of three entry pathways, and the gateway to your degree program You will delve into a diverse range of subjects, including sociology, anthropology, public health, and policy studies. Through Health and Society I you have the opportunity to take part in specific courses with other students interested in further pursuing health, aging and society programs.

At the end of your first year, you will apply to the top programs of your choice.