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Academic Integrity Tutorial

1. Introduction A. What is the Academic Integrity Tutorial? The Academic Integrity Tutorial at York University is designed to help you learn about issues of academic integrity. It explores plagiarism and related matters with case examples and positive strategies you can use to improve your academic efforts and avoid committing an academic offence as outlined in the Senate Policy on Academic Honesty. York's Policy and procedures on academic honesty are featured, and the tutorial includes a self-test allowing you to gauge how well you understand issues related to academic integrity at York University. B. What is Academic Integrity? Academic: adjective. 1 a scholarly; to do with […]

Academic Petitions

Petition Information and Package An academic petition at the Faculty of Health is a formal request by a student for the waiver of a Faculty regulation or deadline. Students have the right to petition with grounds for special consideration. However, submitting an academic petition is not always the best solution to an academic problem. Be […]

Missed Test Form

For situations that do not meet the criteria outlined in the Policy on Academic Consideration for Missed Course Work, the Faculty of Health has a standard form for students to fill out when they would like to request to write a missed test for Faculty of Health course(s): global health (GH), health studies (HLST), kinesiology & […]

General Education Requirements Prior to Fall 2014

Your General Education requirements will be listed in the Undergraduate Calendar by selecting your year of entry and program. Students are strongly encouraged to complete their General Education requirements (BA, BHS, BSc, Collabrative BScN) within their first 54 credits. Faculty of Health General Education courses fall under the following subject acronyms: AP/HUMA: Humanities - Department of Humanities - […]

General Education Requirements for Fall 2021 onwards

All Faculty of Health students must complete General Education course requirements. General Education courses are designed to expose students to information from outside their chosen degrees that involve the following course content principles: breadth, multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary, and critical analytical and research skills. For BHS and BA Programs Students must take a minimum of 18 […]

Scholarships & Awards

York University offers a wide range of awards, bursaries, scholarships and prizes administered through Student Financial Services, Faculties, Schools and Departments. These opportunities recognize academic achievement, leadership and community engagement, while providing financial support to eligible students. Students are encouraged to explore and apply for available funding. Information about eligibility, application requirements and deadlines, as […]

Careers in Psychology

A Psychology degree helps you build a deep understanding of human behaviour and what motivates people, while also developing skills related to gathering, evaluating, and sharing credible research-based information. These insights and abilities are highly valued in multiple workplace settings including the non-profit sector, education, social services, health care, as well as in government, law, […]

Careers in Nursing

Nurses have the option of working in a range of different practice areas-and since nursing knowledge and skills are highly marketable and transferable you may choose to work in several areas over the course of your career. Some careers in practice include: Thriving from the diversity of placement experience After graduating from York’s Bachelor of Science in […]

Careers in Health Policy, Management & Digital Health

Qualified professionals with a background in Health Policy, Management and Digital Health (formerly Informatics) are in demand due to an aging and growing population and workforce, new technologies and restructured health care systems. York Health Studies graduates are working in all sectors, including healthcare, non-profit, private, government and in many occupations such as health policy […]