Director, Candice Eisenhauer
This is an interdisciplinary program designed to provide students with a concentration of course work that supports the future study and practice in a healthcare career.
Requirements for a Pre-Health Professions Certificate are 26 - 34 hours from four groups:
Code | Title | Credits |
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Pre-Health Professions Certificate | ||
Note: 15-18 hours of required courses in categories, remaining credits of the students choosing to reach the required minimum of 26 credit hours and a maximum of 34. | ||
Group One - Core Requirements | ||
(A) Health Professions Study (Choose one of the options) | ||
Option One: (Complete course & approved health experience as separate experiences) | ||
Health Professions & Society | ||
or SCI 291 | Health Professions Colloquium | |
Health Professions Practicum | ||
Option Two: (Complete course & approved health experience together) | ||
Health Professions Integrated Learning | ||
(B) Biological Science Foundation course: | ||
Organization of Life: Genetics and Cell Biology | ||
(C) Physical Science Foundation course - Choose one from this list: | ||
Course cannot overlap with major requirement (unless student’s major is Chemistry). | ||
General Chemistry I | ||
General Chemistry II | ||
General Physics I | ||
General Physics II | ||
Introductory Physics I | ||
Introductory Physics II | ||
Group Two - Advance Study of Health & Human Body | ||
Some courses may have prerequisites not included on the list. | ||
Course cannot overlap with major requirement. | ||
At least one course from: | ||
Introduction to Pharmacology | ||
Microbiology | ||
Immunology and Microbial Pathogenesis | ||
Advanced Cellular and Molecular Biology | ||
Developmental Biology | ||
Human Anatomy and Physiology I | ||
Human Anatomy & Physiology II | ||
Genetics | ||
Organic Chemistry I | ||
Organic Chemistry II | ||
General Biochemistry | ||
Concepts in Nutrition | ||
Applied Physiology | ||
Foundations of Neuroscience | ||
Group Three – Social, Psychological & Environmental Influences on Health | ||
Some courses may have prerequisites not included on the list. | ||
At least one course from: | ||
Cultural Anthropology | ||
Food, Farms, and Culture | ||
Culture and Difference | ||
Medical Anthropology | ||
Global Health | ||
Disease Ecology | ||
Environmental Pollution and Toxicology | ||
Introduction to Public Health | ||
Concepts in Epidemiology | ||
Race & Justice | ||
Global Justice | ||
Developmental Psychology | ||
Intro to Psychopathology | ||
Biopsychology | ||
Introduction to Sociology | ||
Sociology of Sexuality | ||
Social Problems | ||
Violence in Minority Communities | ||
Violence Against Women | ||
Racial and Ethnic Relations | ||
Group Four - Supporting Electives | ||
Some courses may have prerequisites not included on the list. | ||
Course cannot overlap with major requirement. | ||
Diversity of Life: An Introduction to Zoology and Botany | ||
Reproductive Biotechnology | ||
Introduction to Bioinformatics | ||
Bioethics | ||
Bioethics | ||
Health Economics | ||
Ethics & Society | ||
Suffering | ||
Gender and Being Human | ||
Spanish Conversation | ||
Any course in the Physical Science course list not already counting towards the certificate | ||
Any course in the Advance Study of Health & Human Body course list not already counting towards the certificate | ||
Any course in the Social & Environmental Influences on Health list not already counting towards the certificate |
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