Health Sciences B.A./B.S.

(Major Code: 730)

The curriculum for the B.S. degree in Health Sciences is centered on courses in the natural sciences, health sciences, and clinical sciences; as well as elective courses in mathematics, humanities and social sciences. Emphasis areas include health informatics, nursing home administration, health care communication, or clinical research management.

University Core Curriculum (42 hours)

Refer to the University Core Curriculum section of this catalog. A student must complete a minimum of 120 semester credit hours to include at least 39 advanced hours.

Required Courses (27 hours)

Prescribed Electives (24 hours)

Accounting and Finance

Adolescent and Youth Health

Business Administration

Business Management

Cognitive Health

Health Promotion

Public Relations

Public Policy

Bachelor of Science requirement (6-8 hours)

Free Electives (21 hours)

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Health Sciences B.S.