Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this degree, students will be able to:
- Identify bio-social-ecological factors that influence health, health equity, and social justice, at the individual and population levels;
- Analyze the impacts of population level healthcare policies and systems from a local to global perspective;
- Evaluate health research and health information for the application of ethical and evidence based-practice;
- Develop as public health leaders and health practitioners prepared to collaborate with communities and institutions to improve individual and population health.
Students are encouraged to strengthen their skills through internships and study abroad experiences.
Career Possibilities
The Health Studies graduates at University of Washington Bothell are ready to enter a wide variety of occupations or get prepared for graduate school or other advanced training.
Career possibilities include:
- Public and global health services
- Health education and communication
- Health management and administration
- Non-profit services
- Community organizing
- Mental health/substance use services
- Environmental and Occupational Health Services
- Health care outreach and community care
- Advanced study in Public Health, Nursing, Medicine, Social Work, or other health professions