Welcome to the School of Health Policy and Management Current Students page, your central hub for academic resources to help you navigate your degree requirements, course planning, and academic tools.
Track Your Progress
You can find your official degree requirements in the Undergraduate for your year of entry. For previous years' calendars, please see "".  You can also visit the Degree Requirements page for a summary of your program requirements. Visit the Navigating Your Degree page for a year-by-year guide to planning your degree.
Use your   (DPR) to monitor your completed, in-progress, and outstanding degree requirements based on your official academic record. You are responsible for reviewing your DPR regularly to ensure accuracy.
Learn more about to stay on track with your degree.
Note: If you notice any discrepancies in your DPR, please email shpm@yorku.ca with your name, student number and the possible errors.  Â
Make the Most of Your Health Studies Degree
Beyond the classroom, you can take advantage of opportunities to enhance your learning and career readiness: 
- Engage in Experiential Education
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- Become a Student Health Ambassador at 91ÑÇÉ« (SHAY) â¶Ä¯&²Ô²ú²õ±è;
- Join student clubs or groups: 
Student Association of Health Management, Policy and Digital Health (SAHMPD)
The represents undergraduate Health Studies students at 91ÑÇÉ«, and plays an active role in building community, academic support, and professional connections.
The Association aims to provide social and academic support while connecting Health Studies students with faculty, industry professionals, and each other. Among other services, SAHMPD provides one-on-one mentoring and tutoring programs to 91ÑÇÉ« students.
For more information about SAHMPD programs and services, or to get in touch you can visit the program
Get Experience
Experiential Education
Gain experience beyond your required courses through:
- Research opportunities both at 91ÑÇÉ« U and in the community
- International exchanges
- Study abroad
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Optional Co-op
Apply to the optional Health Co-op program to gain paid, full time work experience during your degree. Co-op helps you apply your learning, build professional networks, and strengthen transferable skills.
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