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This Ph.D. program prioritizes enrolling students from diverse academic fields and backgrounds to foster cross-disciplinary learning opportunities. We believe this creates a more dynamic educational environment for working professionals in healthcare or those preparing to teach health-related subjects. Students will discover that research opportunities exist in any setting. The curriculum emphasizes the biopsychosocial model, highlighting how individual characteristics and environmental conditions significantly impact healthcare systems. Participants will explore how psychological and behavioral components interact with social and physical health determinants, affecting healthcare utilization patterns and methods to shape these through education and policy initiatives. The program teaches strategies to identify, assess, and manage these factors in both clinical practice and research settings. As an interdisciplinary degree, the PhD in Health Sciences supports varied research interests, enabling students to conduct impactful studies in their chosen health science specialization while benefiting from multidisciplinary perspectives.