Adjunct members of Community Health have primary responsibilities with such off-campus institutions as the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, the Defence and Civil Institute for Environmental Medicine, the Ontario Ministry of Labour, hospital teaching academies and public health teaching health units. Community Health continues to maintain strong links with the professional and research programs in the newly established graduate departments of Health Administration and Exercise Sciences. Both basic and applied research activities have high priority. Faculty research interests vary considerably within subspecializations, as well as between them. A thesis is not required.
All current specializations are available on a part-time basis.
Degree Requirements 1. Specific program requirements, course sequences, and options vary by area of specialization. The M.Sc. is a full-time research degree program taken by students interested in research and academic careers in Community Health. The specializations offered include Social Science and Health, Biostatistics, Clinical Epidemiology, Epidemiology, and Occupational and Environmental Health. Basic Requirements 1.