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    SHS condemns racism and acts of violence against the Black community.
    Supporting respectful and inclusive campuses at Dal

    The School of Health Sciences and the Faculty of Health at Dal stand with our Black faculty, students, staff and community members. Recent tragedies across North America have sparked timely conversations, acknowledging we have work to do to create a diverse and inclusive community. We must take action against all forms of racism against Black members of our community and support our students to provide a safe, positive and rewarding educational experience.

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    The School of Health Sciences is part of Dal Health. We're one of the largest Faculties at Dalhousie, with eight schools, one college and one program, more than 200 faculty members, 80 staff members, and over 3,000 students.

    Our faculty, staff and students are committed to improving the well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations through diverse health programming, collaborative research and strong community partnerships.

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    Interprofessional Education
    Learning about, from and with one another

    The health-related programs at Dalhousie University are committed to providing their students with a wide-range of interprofessional experiences and opportunities.

    Many of these activities are centered around the state-of-the art Collaborative Health Education Building, which provides students with an opportunity to learn in an environment that more accurately reflects real world health-care practice.

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About Us

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We offer nationally accredited entry-level and Post Diploma baccalaureate education in five unique disciplines. We are also the only fully integrated four-year university-based program of its kind in Canada. Learn more about the School of Health Sciences.

Faculty news from Dal News

  • Researchers take aim at Atlantic Canada's high rates of sleeping‑pill reliance
  • Next Dal Open Dialogue event centres on how to stay healthy at home
  • Study seeks to show how the pandemic is impacting food choices in Atlantic Canada
  • Dal Health professor receives Research Canada's 2020 leadership advocacy award
  • New health researchers at Dal, IWK and Nova Scotia Health receive funding from Research Nova Scotia

Faculty and research

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At Dalhousie University, not only will you learn from the best, you'll also work with them. Dalhousie attracts more than $140-million in research grants and awards annually. Learn more about research areas at the School of Health Sciences.

Dal Health News

  • Alumni Profile ‑ Josh Myers: Meaningful impact
  • Alumni Profile ‑ Joanna Davies: Leading edge of change
  • Dalhousie’s Healthy Populations Institute launches new video series
  • Dal Health prof receives Research Canada’s 2020 Leadership in Advocacy Award
  • Are universities doing enough to stop student spread of COVID‑19? ‑ CBC Nova Scotia

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School of Health Sciences
6th Floor, Bethune Building
1276 South Park Street
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 2Y9