Multicultural Health Promotion Research and Policy

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course will provide students with an opportunity to explore the distinct and integrated influence of research and policy on the health of non-dominant, ethno-cultural populations within the Canadian context. In particular, this course will assist students in developing a critical understanding of the intersection of multi-cultural health with politics and power. Through engagement with multi-disciplinary perspectives, students will examine health research and policy issues pertaining specifically to diverse groups of people and historically marginalized populations. COREQUISITES: IPHE 4900 PREREQUISITES: HPRO 1195.03/HEED 1195.03, HPRO 2110.03 RESTRICTIONS: Restricted to Health Promotion students. Others by permission of instructor with priority to Health Professions students.