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Mental Health and Happiness


  • Program type

    Pre-university


  • Length

    2 years


  • Admission

    Autumn


  • Program category

    Social Science

The Mental Health and Happiness profile of Vanier’s Social Science program develops students' knowledge of the individual, group and societal factors that influence happiness and mental well-being.

Courses from various Social Science disciplines (such as psychology, anthropology, sociology, economics, and Indigenous perspectives) develop students' understanding of how our biology, experiences, relationships, and context impact these important aspects of the human experience. This profile equips students for university studies in any social science discipline, as well as in law, journalism, education, and social work

Why choose this profile?

  • Explore the social sciences with a focus on mental health and well-being
  • Build interdisciplinary skills in a subject area
  • Discover field-defining topics
  • Prepare for a range of careers in social services, education, psychology and more

What are my options after graduating?

Career perspective

A DCS in Social Science: Mental Health and Happiness prepares you for further studies and careers in: 

  • Anthropology
  • Counselling
  • Education
  • Pyschology
  • Public health
  • Public policy
  • Research
  • Social Services

University 

While this profile is designed to prepare students for university, it is not a prerequisite for any particular program. Consult with an Academic Advisor to know the prerequisite courses for your chosen university program.

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Bains, NirmalaSocial Science Profiles coordinator
AnthropologyT. 514.744.7500 x 6044
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