Health Sciences Program
An undergraduate program for healthcare professionals of the future
Interested in a career in healthcare? Whatever your health-related passion is, UToledo’s Health Sciences Program will prepare you to pursue a number of professions.
To explore Health Sciences at UToledo, click on the concentration that best aligns with your interests. If you’re not sure which healthcare profession you want right now, don’t worry! The Health Sciences program introduces you to a variety of health professions during your first year — and the concentrations are flexible. You can switch to the Health Sciences concentration that’s right for you.
A Bachelor of Science degree (B.S.) to prepare you for professional school and become a healthcare provider in your dream field
Interested in a career as an athletic trainer (AT), dentist, medical physician (MD or DO), physical therapist (PT), physician assistant (PA), or veterinarian?
- B.S. in Health Sciences offers concentrations that include prerequisites for each of those graduate professional programs.
Interested in a career as a fitness professional, strength and conditioning specialist, or cardiac rehabilitation specialist?
- B.S. in Health Sciences offers a concentration focused on Human Performance and Fitness Promotion (HPFP) that prepares you for careers or graduate-level programs in those areas.
A Bachelor of Arts degree (B.A.)to prepare you for professional school and give you skills in health, wellness and social support for the public good
Interested in a career as an occupational therapist?
- B.A. in Health Sciences offers a concentration that includes the prerequisites for O.T.D. programs.
Interested in a career in community health, health policy, leadership and programming, or social support programs?
- B.A. in Health Sciences offers options to prepare you for those fields. Your knowledge of health sciences will give you a strong background to success in improving the health of communities.
Minor in Health Sciences
The Health Sciences minor prepares students with specialized knowledge and skills in the ever-evolving field of health sciences, enabling them to develop an understanding of the multifaceted factors that influence health.
