Title: Bachelor's Degrees in Health Science | All Allied Health Schools
Headings: Health Science Bachelor’s Degrees: Curriculum & Career Options
Health Science Bachelor’s Degrees: Curriculum & Career Options
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How a Bachelor’s Can Prepare You for a Health Science Career
What Can You Do with a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science?
What Health Science Bachelor’s Degrees Include
Areas of Specialization
Did You Know?
What Classes Will You Need to Take?
Will You Need to Do a Practicum?
What Is the Average Salary for Health Science Careers?
Benefits of a Health Science Degree
Increasing Opportunities for Health Science Professionals
15%
Where Can You Go from There?
Choosing a Bachelor in Health Science Program

Content: Areas of Specialization
Computer Tomography
Advanced Patient Care
Pre-Pharmacy
Radiography
Nuclear Medicine
Pre-Physician Assistant
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
Pre-Physical Therapy
Post PTA
Family Dynamics
Biomedical Sciences
Health Care Quality
Global Health
Child Health
Regulatory Affairs
Aging Studies
Clinical Research Administration
Healthcare Administration
Healthcare Informatics
Trauma
MRI
Did You Know? The degree is technically called a Bachelor of Science in Health Science (health science is the major; Bachelor of Science is the type of degree). You may see this degree referred to as a Bachelor of Health Science, BS in Health Science, health science degree, and other similar terms. What Classes Will You Need to Take? Because the field is so broad, the curriculum for health science degrees varies among institutions. The degree often encompasses a range of core courses and electives to help you develop familiarity with multiple areas of healthcare. Programs may include courses such as: Writing and Communication in the Health Science Professions
Evidence-Based Research Methods
Healthcare Issues in Culturally Diverse Populations
The Healthcare System
Healthcare Informatics
Financial Management in Healthcare
Principles of Public Health
Medical Terminology
Information Technology Applications
Health, Safety and Ethics in the Health Environment
It’s important to search through the courses available at each institution to determine which specialty courses are most interesting to you. Depending on your personal circumstances you should check to see if online courses or degree programs in health science are available as well.