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Undergraduate

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The Health Sciences undergraduate program offers a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Health Sciences and a minor in Public Health Studies. For the BS, students can choose between two concentrations: the Bioscience Concentration, which focuses on natural sciences and individual health, or the Public Health Sciences Concentration, which emphasizes social sciences and community health. Our flexible curriculum allows you to meet prerequisites for graduate or professional programs while exploring your broader interests. We prepare future health professionals who understand the vital link between individual and community health.

We also offer six accelerated (3+) professional degree programs with Rosalind Franklin University, including medicine, physician assistant, physical therapy, pharmacy, pathologists' assistant, and podiatry. Additionally, students can pursue accelerated combined degree programs with the Master of Public Health, Occupational Therapy, and Master’s Entry to Nursing Practice programs at DePaul.