Master of Arts – Interdisciplinary Health (Thesis) (Supervisor Required)

The Master’s in Interdisciplinary Health program equips students with essential research, critical analysis, data interpretation, and advanced communication skills. The curriculum applies an interdisciplinary perspective to contemporary health issues across health promotion, psychology, sociology, kinesiology, gerontology, public health, and medicine.

Students have the unique opportunity to collaborate with and conduct research through specialized Laurentian research institutes, including:

• CRaNHR: Centre for Rural and Northern Health Research

• ECHO: Evaluating Child Health Outcomes

• CROSH: Centre for Research in Occupational Safety and Health

• LRIA: Laurentian Research Institute for Aging

Minimum Education Level: 4-Year Bachelor’s Degree in a related health, social science, or science discipline

Minimum Academic Average: 75.0% (B+ average in the final two years of study)

Language Proficiency Tests (Mandatory):

• IELTS: 6.5 minimum

• TOEFL: 88 minimum

• PTE: 60 minimum

• Duolingo: 120 minimum

*Applicants may apply for conditional admission without language scores (by completing prerequisite English courses prior to academic studies), but valid test results or course completion must be provided before receiving a final offer letter. Specific entry requirements may vary by student nationality and academic background.