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DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

MEMORANDUM

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Jonathan Driver, Dean of Graduate Studies

Chair, Senate Graduate Studies Committee

SUBJECT: Faculty of Applied Sciences: Curriculum changes (GS 2005.14)

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March 21, 2005

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Charmaine Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences

For information

At its meeting of

14th

March 2005 Senate Graduate Studies Committee approved the

following courses in the Faculty of Health Sciences:

HSCI 801, 802, 803, 804, 890, 891, 892,

895,

896, 897, 898 691, and

PPH 801

Senators wishing to consult the documents concerning these items should contact Bobbie

Grant, Senate Assistant at (604) 291-3168 or bgrantsfu.ca

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Attached please find course outlines for a first set of new graduate course proposals for the

MSc in Population and Public Health. The course proposals attached are:

HSCI 801-4 Biostatistjcs 1

HSCI 802-4 Research Topics in Epidemiology for the Health Sciences

HSCI 803-4 Research Methodology for the Health Sciences

HSCI 804-4 Systems Analysis of Health Care and Delivery

HSCI 890-4 Special Topics in Health Sciences

HSCI 891-4 Special Topics in Health Sciences

HSCI 892-2 Special Topics in Health Sciences

• HSCI 895-4 Research Conceptualization and Design in the Health Sciences

HSCI 896-4 Practicum/Project Report

HSCI 897-4 Seminar in Workplace Integrated Learning

HSCI 898-6 MSc Thesis

HSCI 691-1 Graduate Seminar in the Health Sciences

• P&PH 801-4 Concepts and Mechanism in the Determinants of Health

Also attached is a file documenting confirmation of approvals by all the Faculty Graduate

Studies Chairs, and the Library representative, and any comments they provided. The

outlines were circulated to the Faculty Graduate Studies Chairs and to any departments

they suggested. In particular they were circulated to Kinesiology, Biological Sciences, MBB,

Statistics & Actuarial Science, Gerontology and REM. I am sending the email correspondence

with this file for your records, but am not suggesting that these several email correspondences

need be copied for the SGSC.

I am requesting that these new course proposals be brought to the SGSC for consideration

of approval.

Note: The above-noted courses are core courses for the approved cohort

program, implemented in the Fall semester.

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