BIOMEDICAL JUSTOLOGY (MJ)

The Biomedical Justice degree program is a relatively new and innovative degree program that is working to create an admission process for the first cohort of students. The degree focuses on the intersection of social justice, healthcare, and biomedical ethics and seeks to address the social, economic, and political issues that are affecting healthcare access and justice around the world. The degree is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to make a tangible impact on the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities. Students will learn how to develop and implement creative solutions to the pressing healthcare problems of today, from health disparities to the ethical implications of new healthcare technologies. They will also gain an understanding of the legal, social, and policy contexts that shape access to healthcare and justice, and develop the analytical skills needed to critically assess and evaluate potential solutions. The degree also provides students with an emphasis on the development of hands-on leadership skills and an understanding of the importance of collaboration in creating meaningful change. For those seeking to work in the healthcare field while making a meaningful impact on health justice, the Biomedical Justice degree program is an ideal choice.