This fall, Queen’s University will begin to offer new programs in aging and health. The university will start by implementing the programs through its graduate diploma and Master of Science in September, with a PhD program expected in two to three years. The aging and health programs are the product of a collaboration between the university’s School of Rehabilitation Therapy and School of Nursing. Various components of the programming will be delivered by a multidisciplinary group of faculty members with backgrounds in occupational therapy, physical therapy, nursing, theology, urban planning, geography, family medicine, French studies, and others.
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