The Bachelor of Science in Health Science program prepares you to become a healthcare advocate, understanding the multifaceted factors influencing public health. You will gain knowledge in examining cultural, sociopolitical, psychological, legal, ethical, and economic aspects that impact wellness and health. Graduates are equipped to work in diverse healthcare settings, including hospitals, research labs, private medical offices, public health organizations, insurance companies, and government agencies.
The curriculum for the Bachelor of Science in Health Science varies depending on your chosen concentration. Key courses may include Collaborative Care in Health Professions and Legal and Ethical Issues in Healthcare.
Graduates of the Health Science program are prepared for a wide range of roles in various healthcare settings and are also well-positioned for further graduate education. The program emphasizes hands-on experience through internships and practicums, fostering career readiness.
Tuition and cost of living information is not provided on the program page. Please consult the university's admissions and financial aid sections for details.
Graduates are prepared for over 73 career options in various healthcare settings. Roles include Access navigator, Epidemiologist, Health educator, and Patient advocate, among others. The program emphasizes hands-on experience through 100% internship or practicum placements.
The Bachelor of Science in Health Science program requires a total of 123 credit hours for completion.
Prospective students should visit the GGC Admissions Page, submit the college application form, provide official academic transcripts, and meet English proficiency requirements. International students also need to address financial requirements.
Specific application opening and closing dates for each term, along with decision notification timelines, are available on the Georgia Gwinnett College Admissions website. Applicants should refer to the website for current deadlines.
The curriculum varies by concentration, but key courses may include Collaborative Care in Health Professions and Legal and Ethical Issues in Healthcare.