The School of Health Sciences serves over 2400 undergraduate, masters, doctoral, and post-professional students through a singular model of advancing community-engaged translational relationships - connecting theory to best practices in four thematic areas.
- Interdisciplinary Health Sciences – our undergraduate program in health sciences offers concentrations in nutrition, holistic health, and pre-health professions while the applied health sciences program offers degree completion opportunities for health specialized associate degree holders.
- Clinical and Diagnostic Sciences – education in biomedical diagnostic and therapeutic sciences includes pre-professional and medical laboratory science, histotechnology, radiologic technology and nuclear medicine.
- Human Movement Science – doctor of physical therapy and master of science in exercise science degree programs offer post-professional degrees and certificates, and support for undergraduate health sciences program concentrations.
- Public and Environmental Wellness – comprehensive programs consist of undergraduate wellness and health promotion, the master of public health, undergraduate environmental health and safety, and the master of science in safety management.
Our beautiful platinum LEED-certified campus facilities and broad clinical and community-based opportunities offer an ideal supportive environment for students, faculty, staff and partners to create and enjoy innovative learning, meaningful service, and vibrant research pursuits.
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