College of Health and Human Sciences
The College of Health and Human Sciences brings together undergraduate programs in the School of Allied Health, the School of Disaster Science and Emergency Services, the School of Nursing, the School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences, the School of Social Work and Family Sciences, and the School of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology, for interprofessional real-world health education. Learn more about the schools and their admissions requirements:
- Allied Health
- Disaster Science and Emergency Services
- Cyber Disaster Management, Certificate
- Cyber Forensics, BS
- Cyber Forensics, Certificate
- Cyber Forensics, Minor
- Emergency Management and Homeland Security, 4-Year Option, BS
- Emergency Management and Homeland Security, Certificate
- Emergency Management and Homeland Security, Minor
- Emergency Management and Homeland Security, Step-up Option, BS
- Emergency Medical Services Technology, EMT/Paramedic Option, AAS
- Emergency Medical Services Technology, Fire/Medic Option, AAS
- Fire Protection Technology, AAS
- Fire Protection Technology, Certificate
- Fire Protection Technology, Minor
- Exercise and Nutrition Sciences
- Dietetics, Coordinated BS
- Exercise Science, Applied Exercise Physiology, BS
- Exercise Science, Pre-Professional Concentration, BS
- Food & Environmental Nutrition, BS
- Nutrition, Minor
- Sport and Exercise Science Sport Management, Certificate
- Sport Studies, Coach Education, Minor
- Sport Studies, Coaching Education, BS
- Sports Medicine, Minor
- Nursing
- Social Work and Family Sciences
- Addiction Services, Basic, Certificate
- Addiction Services, Minor
- Case Management for Children and Families, Certificate
- Child and Family Development, BA
- Child Development, Minor
- Early Childhood Programs, Certificate
- Family Development, Minor
- Parent and Family Education, Certificate
- Social Work, BA
- Social Work, BAT
- Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology