Health, Community and Education

To meet the increasing demand for workers in health care, community development and social services, Mount Royal University's Faculty of Health, Community and Education offers a variety of innovative programs that prepare you for challenging and rewarding work in a rapidly growing sector.

Join others in contributing to healthy, supportive communities and making a difference — A paat tsi kani takiiks (those that create sparks).

To learn more about the Faculty of Health, Community and Education, refer to our 2030 strategic plan, Ani to pisi (spiderweb).

By the numbers

Make a difference

Get ready for a rewarding career with programs that feature practical work experience and faculty members who are active leaders in their fields and in the local community.

• Help society's youngest members meet their fullest potential in Child Studies which includes a major in either child and youth care counsellor, or early learning and child care.

• Gain an extensive understanding of both the theory and practice of elementary teaching with Education.

• Jump start your career in Health and Physical Education with a major in athletic therapy, ecotourism and outdoor leadership, physical literacy, or sport and recreation management.

• Midwifery teaches care for families during pregnancy, childbirth and in the first six weeks of their babies' lives.

• Promote the health and wellness of people and communities with Nursing.

• Prepare for exceptional Social Work practice with individuals, families, groups and communities.

Strategic Plan: Ani to pisi 2030

The Faculty of Health, Community and Education (HCE)'s strategic plan consists of six goal areas with specific objectives for each goal. Each of the goal areas are connected to Mount Royal University (MRU)'s University Strategic Plan (USP) Vision 2030: Opening Minds and Changing Lives and Academic Plan (AP) 2023-2030 Academic Plan: Connect. Inspire. Transform.