Brock University

Overview

The Master of Science (MSc) in Applied Health Sciences at Brock University offers a comprehensive curriculum that integrates cross-disciplinary coursework with focused mentorship and research-oriented training. This program is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills through a combination of thesis work and collaborative learning experiences with faculty and peers in health, sport, and community settings.

What you'll study

The program emphasizes a blend of graduate coursework and research, supported by close faculty mentorship and interaction with fellow students. Key components include:

Core graduate courses (examples)

• Sport and the Environment
• Organizational Analysis of Sport
• Leadership and Organizational Behaviour in Leisure, Sport, and Community-Based Organizations
• Social Responsibility for Sports, Recreation, and Health
• International Relations and Globalization of Sport
• Critical Analysis of Sport Management Research

Research component

• Thesis: Students undertake a supervised thesis project based on their chosen research topic and methodology.
• Supervision: It is encouraged for applicants to connect with potential supervisors during the application process.

Additional learning activities

• Engaging in seminar-style discussions and research-informed learning with faculty and peers.
• Developing thesis work, including proposal formulation and writing milestones, with timelines that may vary based on supervisor guidance and research plans.

Entry requirements

While specific GRE or GMAT requirements for this program are not established, applicants are encouraged to check with the department for any additional academic qualifications. There is no listed minimum GPA requirement for admission.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MSc in Applied Health Sciences program are well-prepared to pursue a variety of career paths in health, sport, and community sectors. Opportunities may include roles in research, health promotion, program management, and organizational leadership within various organizations dedicated to health and wellness.