
The Family Science program at Mount Saint Vincent University offers a comprehensive study of family dynamics and development, addressing contemporary issues affecting families in an increasingly complex society. You will gain an understanding of the trends, challenges, and advancements within health and human service delivery systems and their supporting disciplines. The program is designed to enhance your comprehension of the field and develop your ability to work in professional settings where knowledge of family studies or aging is crucial. A diverse student body and flexible learning environment, incorporating lectures and group discussions, enrich the educational experience, allowing students to learn from varied life experiences and perspectives.
A degree in Family Science or Aging prepares graduates for a variety of professional roles. The program develops skills applicable to careers in fields where understanding family dynamics and the needs of aging populations is important.
For detailed information on tuition fees and living costs, please consult the University's official fees and cost of living pages.
Courses in Family Science and Aging can count towards the Family Studies teachable subject endorsement in Nova Scotia schools, relevant for those pursuing a teaching career.