Summer 2021

Classes begin May 3 and run through August 14. The Human Health Building will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.

Longer days, warmer weather and more sunshine provide opportunities to focus on our health and wellness. Get outside and get moving. Fill your plate with fresh, in-season fruits and vegetables. Empower others to live a healthy lifestyle, and to make choices that promote and sustain a healthier environment.

We are committed to sharing the most up-to-date, relevant information regarding campus operations with COVID-19 protocols for the summer term and beyond. All updates pertaining to “Grizzlies Protect Grizzlies: Healthy Together” can be found at oakland.edu/return-to-campus. To explore the support services, resources and procedures in place for current and prospective students, visit oakland.edu/support.

Discover your passion in the School of Health Sciences.

The School of Health Sciences provides a supportive and inclusive environment for students, faculty, staff, and partners across a broad array of health interests. Through exciting clinical and community-based opportunities, we pursue innovative learning, meaningful service and vibrant research endeavors in health and wellness. No matter your goals, a degree from the School of Health Sciences prepares you for a wide range of career paths. Identify your career choice through our foundational model.

Explorations in Collaborative Leadership and Interprofessional Education (ECLIPSE)

Join a leadership community that improves the lives of individuals, communities and populations. Unique to the School of Health Sciences, and one of the nation’s few health-science specific student leadership programs, ECLIPSE emphasizes communication and multidisciplinary teamwork, and helps students gain skills to become leaders within and beyond our communities.

Explore our noteworthy accomplishments.

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Welcome to the School of Health Sciences. We are a community of health advocates. We lead change in health and wellness. We face challenges while building solutions. We are in purpose, for health.

As the Dean, I am proud of the supportive environment we offer for students, faculty, staff and partners pursuing innovative learning, meaningful service and vibrant research endeavors through our knowledge model.

Going through school at Oakland University really taught me the importance of perseverance toward achieving my goals. I loved learning with different faculty members and students from different walks of life.

Since graduating from the School of Health Sciences, I was accepted to the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine where I know I was prepared very well. I had a strong foundation of clinical knowledge that put me at an advantage compared to my classmates.

One of the key things that caught my eye at Oakland University is that it is close to home, it’s right in my backyard, and with the School of Health Sciences here, it just allows you to have an awesome opportunity to go into a lot of different professions to help people, and I’ve always known that’s what I wanted to do, so that’s what really drew me to this school in itself is that it’s going to allow me to display my passion.

During my undergraduate degree, I took an intro to community health class. The professor that taught this class was so passionate about the topic and each topic spoke to me and one day I had this ah-ha moment and I knew this was what I wanted to do with the rest of my life.

In the School of Health Sciences, we serve over two thousand students, through distinct community-engaged programs. Built upon the foundations of the natural and behavioral sciences, the Oakland University School of Health Sciences transforms students in leaders, connects theory to best practices and impacts the needs of community, in purpose for health.