Professionals working in health care as service providers, health care researchers and planners need an understanding of a range of disciplines and a willingness to work in the community, with families and with health care and related institutions. This field comprises an interdisciplinary approach to community health services. It is unique in providing core courses from health psychology, sociology, economics and public health. It equips graduates for work as health care service providers, planners and as health care researchers.

Graduates will gain skills for work as health care service providers, planners and as health care researchers. Please contact the School of Social Science for further information.