UNCG’s bachelor’s of Human Health Sciences degree prepares graduates for success in entry-level allied health-related industries or to be competitive applicants for health-related graduate programs. Students are introduced to a variety of allied health careers and pathways to position them for success in health professions.
The Bachelor’s of Human Health Sciences Student Experience
Students in the bachelor’s of Human Health Sciences degree program will join the first program of its kind in the Triad. Students in in the program will:
- Be eligible to live in the School of Health and Human Sciences Living Learning Community. Students in this housing community live with others who share their career interests. They will receive mentorship from faculty and enjoy programming events, such as pizza and game nights.
- Have the opportunity for practical learning or shadowing within their chosen career field.
- Get involved in community experiences in the Triad to make an impact.
“I really liked Dr. Hendrzak. He’s a doctor who took a step back into teaching. That was nice to me, to have professors who have that hands-on experience.”
– Yawa Eklou, HHSci major with a minor in biology
After Graduating with a Health Sciences Degree
Upon completion of the degree, students will have the skills to either:
- Successfully enter the allied health workforce.
- Be competitive applicants for graduate schools in a range of allied health fields.
A Bachelor’s Degree Prepares Students for Professional Programs
Graduates with a health sciences degree will be competitive applicants for health-related professional programs. This includes:
- Occupational therapy
- Physicians assistants
- Medicine
- Dentistry
- Physical therapy
A Bachelor’s Degree Designed for Careers in Allied Health
Graduates with a human health sciences degree may obtain jobs in entry-level allied health-related positions, such as:
- Clinical research assistant
- Mobility specialist
- Clinical administrative assistant
- Orthopedic technician
- Health education/wellness specialist
- Patient financial counselor
- Health information technician
- Surgical technician
- Health and wellness coach
- Work site wellness advocate
FAQS about a Human Health Sciences Degree
Program Details
Degree Type: Bachelor's
College/School: School of Health and Human Sciences
Program Type: Majors & Concentrations
Class Type: In Person
Catalog Name: Human Health Sciences, B.S.
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Dr. Jeannette M. Wade
Program Director and Associate Professor, Human Health Sciences
229 Stone Building
Greensboro, NC 27402
j_wade@uncg.edu