McGill University has opened applications for its Bachelor of Arts in Population and Global Health. The program covers global issues like climate change, pandemics, displacement, and health inequities. McGill Professor and program co-director Alayne Adams said that the program is highly interdisciplinary and includes perspectives from anthropology, economics, environmental studies, epidemiology, psychology, and sociology. As a part of the program, students will apply classroom learning through supervised placements with local organizations. Organizers also plan to include a semester-long experiential learning component offered in partnership with organizations in Canada and abroad.
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