<ul><li>UNBC’s Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc) Community and Population Health: Environmental Health program provides students with the multidisciplinary background required to deal with those challenges </li><li>This degree involves diverse course requirements across social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, and health sciences </li><li>Students take 21 credit hours from the common course requirements for both Community and Population Health Majors, as well as a minimum of 12 credit hours (six specified, six with some choice) in Environmental Health-related courses </li><li>The curriculum offers the interdisciplinary study of life sciences, social sciences, behavioral sciences, ethics, and law </li><li>Graduates of this course find employment in various sectors including healthcare management, administration, information systems, and public health </li></ul>

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