Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Health Sciences] From University of Vermont

The goal of the Health Sciences program offered by The University of Vermont is the?maintenance and improvement of health through the application of science. The field encompasses a variety of sub-disciplines relating to the care of health, including the study of public health, health care administration, health promotion and education, nutrition, disease and other issues that affect health and well-being. Students who have earned a Health Sciences degree may work in hospitals, government agencies, non-profit organizations, private companies or schools.

Upon completion of the degree, students will be able to:

• Evaluate public and global health issues in the context of political, environmental, economic, and socio-cultural conditions.

• Describe the challenges associated with health disparities at the state, national and global levels.

• Analyze and interpret data about health systems.

• Participate in interdisciplinary and population-focused health policy research.

• Contribute to the solution of health problems as they relate to individuals, communities, and populations.

• Qualify for employment or graduate professional study in health related fields.

Career

• Health care administration and program planning

• Patient and family advocacy

• Health communications