What universities offer a doctorate in community development?

Answer 1

* Concordia University - Community Economic Development * Concordia University - Community Organizational Development * Dalhousie University - Community Health and Epidemiology * Memorial University of Newfoundland - Graduate Diplomas in Community Health * Queen's University - Community Health and Epidemiology * University of British Columbia - Community and Regional Planning * University of Calgary - Community Health Sciences * University of Manitoba - Community Health Sciences * University of Northern British Columbia - Community Health, MSc * University of Ottawa - Epidemiology and Community Medicine * University of Saskatchewan - Community Health and Epidemiology * University of Saskatchewan - Community Health and Epidemiology * University of Toronto - Adult Education and Community Development * University of Toronto - Community Development * University of Toronto - Community Health and Epidemiology (MHSc) * University of Toronto - Community Nutrition (MHSc) * University of Toronto - Counselling Psychology For Community Settings (M.Ed./Ed.D.) * University of Toronto - Culture, Community and Health Studies * University of Toronto - Family and Community Medicine (MHSc) * University of Toronto - Urban and Community Studies Source: http://www.canadian-universities.net/Universities/Programs/Graduate-Studies-Community_Development_and_Planning.html

Answer 2

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