The Health Sciences major at West Virginia Wesleyan College is designed for students interested in contributing to the healthcare field without pursuing a direct clinical care role. This program provides a broad understanding of health, healthcare systems, and wellness issues. It emphasizes experiential learning through a required four-credit internship in the final semester, where students work with community agencies. Students can choose a general Health Science track or a Health Science – Health Education Focus track.
The curriculum provides foundational knowledge in health and healthcare, culminating in a practical internship experience.
Graduates of the Health Sciences program are prepared for a growing job market within the healthcare industry. The field offers numerous opportunities for those looking to make a difference in public health and wellness.
Detailed fee information, including international and domestic tuition rates, as well as estimated living costs, is not available on this program page.