REQUIRED:
| ACC 100 | Introductory Financial Accounting |
| HIM 301 | Healthcare Information Analysis |
| HSM 301 | The Healthcare Systems |
| HSM 305 | The Management Cycle |
| HSM 306 | Management, Leadership and Decision-Making� |
| HSM 326 | Law for Health Managers |
| Managerial Epidemiology for Healthcare |
| Business Statistics I |
LIBERAL STUDIES: Two courses from
Table B.
PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED: Two courses from the following:
| CMN 279� | Introduction to燩rofessional Communication� |
| ECN 104 *牋 | Introductory Microeconomics |
| Introductory Macroeconomics� |
| EID 100 | Digital Skills and Innovation for the Global Economy |
| FNP 200牋牋 | Interpersonal Communications |
| GER 298牋 | Ability, Disability and Aging |
| Health Information Systems Management� |
| HIM 404牋牋 | Health Economics |
| HSM 307 | Principles of Long Term Care Service Del. |
| HSM 308牋� | Project Management - Long Term Care |
| HSM 309 | Trends in Long Time Care Service Delivery |
| HSM 310 | Institutional Structure |
| INT 901牋牋� | Gerontology: Critical Issues and Future Trends� |
| INT 902牋牋� | Disability Issues� |
| INT 904牋牋� | Health Promotion and Community Development� |
| INT 905牋牋牋 | Conflict Resolution in Community Services |
| Sexuality: Power and Pleasure� |
| Team Work for Community Services� |
| Homelessness in Canadian Society� |
| First Nations Issues� |
| International Community Development� |
| Community Development: International Field Experience� |
| Issues of Migration� |
| INT 914牋牋牋 | Settlement Experiences� |
| INT 915牋� | Responses to Migration� |
| INT 916牋牋 | Introduction to Fundraising |
| INT 917牋� | Community Development� |
| INT 920牋� | Community Collaborations� |
| OHS 208牋 | Occupational Health and Safety Law |
| OHS 508牋牋 | Occupational Health |
| Provincial Politics� |
| POG 315牋 | Equity and Human Rights in Canada |
| PPA 319牋牋牋 | Politics of Work and Labour |
| PSY 805 | Adjustment, Stress and Coping |
| SOC 31A/B | Sociology of Health |
| SOC 608牋牋 | Women, Power and Change |
| SOC 609牋牋� | Women and Human Rights� |
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* Entry to graduate studies may require economics courses also available through The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education.