老年与社会文学士（荣誉学位）

该学位课程为衰老的研究带来了多学科的方法。旨在促进人们对不同背景内和不同背景下的老龄化问题的理解，这些问题从老龄化过程的个人经验到老龄化人口的社会复杂性，都在加拿大范围内以及更广泛的范围内进行了研究。毕业生已经成功地找到了一系列健康和/或老龄领域的职业，例如：卫生政策/社会政策研究，项目协调员，护理协调员，志愿者协调员，教育协调员（即阿尔茨海默氏病）社会），市场营销，人力资源，行政管理教育，长期护理，法律，公共卫生，职业治疗，物理治疗，脊骨医学学校和社会工作的娱乐/激活人员。
Our Health, Aging & Society programs allow students to explore a variety of courses on topics including the social determinants of health, healthy aging, mental health and addiction, and social gerontology, among others. Our undergraduate Health, Aging & Society programs equip students to approach issues such as health care access, positive cultures of aging, and mental health and addictions through the critical and constructive social sciences lens.<br>Students completing a degree with the Health, Aging & Society Department can expect to gain skills in critical analysis, writing, oral discussion and presentations, and, more specifically, critical analysis and understanding of health and aging from a social sciences perspective. This knowledge includes theories that explain health inequalities, how health systems are organized and how they impact health, social systems and how they affect our aging populations, and the social aspects of aging.<br>The Department of Health, Aging & Society also offers field experience opportunities where students work closely with professionals in an area of interest during their third year of study. The Aging and Society or Health and Society degrees may be combined with another subject within Social Sciences or Humanities. The Department of Health, Aging & Society also offers a specialization in Mental Health and Addiction with either degree.<br>These degrees may be complemented with a minor in one of many different subjects or with a certificate from Mohawk College. Enrolment in Health, Aging & Society programs is limited and possession of the published minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Students can apply directly to Health & Society I from high school or apply at the end of their first year to major in Aging and Society and/or Health and Society starting in Level II.<br>Application for Admission to Level II will occur in mid-March on the Mosaic student information system. NOTE: All courses listed in the calendar are not always offered every year.