Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
The curriculum emphasizes a view that health is different from illness and is designed to teach new students and practicing health professionals this difference. Students earning the baccalaureate degree will develop expertise in the health sciences while focusing on an applied health-related area:
Health Administration Track
The administration and management of health care programs in a variety of settings, including hospitals, group practices, the private sector, the health and fitness industry, sales, gerontology, and public health.
Public and Community Health Track
The improvement of the quality of life and overall well-being by assisting individuals, communities, and societies adopt healthy behaviors, policies, and environments. Employment settings may include public health programs, private sector programs, corporate wellness programs, gerontology, and the health and fitness industry.
Fitness Management (Pre-Sports Medicine) Track
Responsible for optimizing the health and performance of those involved in sporting activity at all levels. Employment settings may include hospital-based wellness centers, corporate wellness programs, nonprofit wellness programs, and health and fitness centers.
Associate Degree Bridge Track
This track is designed for those who already have earned an associate degree in an allied health field and are interested in obtaining a bachelors degree in the health sciences.
BHS Application
A complete application packet for the Bachelor of Health Science (BHS) program includes:
- Information sent to AASUs Registrars Office:
- Information sent to the Health Sciences Department:
BHS Practicum Guidelines