Diploma in Health Studies in Regina Canada | University of Regina

Health studies integrates knowledge from both social and natural sciences. It explores comprehensive well-being, encompassing mental, emotional, spiritual, physical, and biological aspects of individuals, families, and communities. The University of Regina's health studies curriculum emphasizes health determinants while providing a wide-ranging perspective on wellness and health-promoting behaviors. Through our collaboration with the First Nations University of Canada, students gain insights into Indigenous health perspectives.

Distinctive courses in our bachelor's program include:

Understanding Health and Illness analyzes key health theories and models, covering biomedical, health promotion, and population health approaches.
Health in Canada investigates the political, economic, and social evolution of healthcare in Canada.
Health Issues offers a comprehensive look at current health challenges.
Traditional Indigenous Health Concepts, often led by Elders, combines classroom learning with outdoor cultural experiences.

Our two-year Health Studies Diploma gives students foundational knowledge across multiple health disciplines, with the option to continue into the four-year degree program.