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3. Cumming School of Medicine - Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies

Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies offers a full range of interdisciplinary professional educational opportunities:

  • A bachelor's degree in Community Rehabilitation (BCR). The BCR degree is offered both on campus and through an off-campus program by distance delivery* (post-diploma only).

  • An undergraduate 30-unit minor in Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies.

  • A combined degree BCR/BA or BSc (Psychology) (two-year post-diploma students are ineligible for this program)

  • Graduate master's and doctoral degree programs through the Department of Community Health Sciences, Cumming School of Medicine.

*Applications to this program is currently suspended. No new admissions will be permitted to the BCR (distance delivery).

3.1 Undergraduate Programs

3.2 Opportunities

3.3 Student Affairs

3.4 Admissions

3.5 Registration

3.6 Student Standing

3.7 Graduation

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