1.7k Bachelor's degrees in Health Sciences in North America

In Messiah University’s Applied Health Science (B.S.) degree program, you’ll gain firsthand experience in the field of applied health science with particular attention on learning how your Christian faith and career aspirations can strengthen each other. 

The Health Sciences major at Colorado Christian University gives you a foundation for further professional or graduate study in several health related fields including nursing, physical therapy, physician’s assistant, and pharmaceuticals, among others. 

Step into the role of a true respiratory therapy leader, equipped with the knowledge and skills to navigate the complexities of modern healthcare with this Respiratory Care program from Benedictine University.

The Health Science programme at Sacred Heart University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Science degree designed for future healthcare leaders. Available in full-time and part-time study modes, this flexible curriculum prepares students for clinical or administrative roles through diverse concentrations and expert faculty guidance.

The Allied Health program at Empire State University is designed for working adults who want to take the next step in their healthcare career.

The faculty in the Healthcare Management degree program from Bellevue University have spent time working in hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, specialty clinics, service providers and insurance companies. 

Washburn University’s Bachelor of Health Science (BHS) degree curriculum is appropriate for students who have a clinical background and those who are new to health care.

A major in Applied Health Science at Point Loma Nazarene University equips you to implement scientific principles together with practical clinical experience toward improving quality of life for patients in the healthcare and fitness industries.

Build a strong foundation with a degree in Kinesiology- Pre-Health Professions from Vanguard University.

The Nursing - ABSN at Anderson University (South Carolina) is an intensive 15-month bachelor degree designed for those with prior college credit. This public study mode programme prepares students for the NCLEX-RN exam through holistic, Christ-centred training, focusing on clinical excellence and professional leadership.

The Department of Health Sciences at Washington Adventist University, emphasizes the implications of health practices on physical, mental, and spiritual health. 

This online BS in Health Services for University of Saint Francis is for students who already have (or are working toward) a health-related associate degree: With your prior education and work experience as a foundation, you can complete your bachelor’s degree in about two years, while still working full-time.

You’re interested in health and how to live well. You’re patient, compassionate, and motivated. You want a career that involves helping others lead happier, more fulfilling lives.  Health Studies at Utica University may be the major for you.

Your Behavioral and Health Services courses at Thomas Jefferson University will be rooted in the real world–culminating in an in-depth, work-based project focusing on the applications of behavioral health and neurorehabilitation in a specific professional environment.

The Allied Health major at Otterbein University has been designed to expose students to the wide variety of options for study and career opportunities in the health care arena. 

A degree in Clinical Laboratory Sciences at Saint Peter's University opens you to a wide range of careers in hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, public health education, government and commercial laboratories, formal academic programs and more.

Saint Peter's University and Rutgers University offer a collaborative program leading to the Bachelor of Science Clinical Laboratory Sciences, Concentration in Medical Laboratory Science.

The Healthcare Management degree programme from Humber Polytechnic gives you the optimal mix of core business and health-care specific skills to launch your career in one of Canada’s most exciting and fastest growing sectors.

At Cornell University, the Global and Public Health Sciences major is intended for students who are interested in the health problems of communities and the actions that will protect or improve the lives of large numbers of individuals within communities.  

The Health and Human Performance program of Berea College provides a broad and solid foundation for pursuit of a variety of professions, such as medical careers, physical therapy, athletic training, teaching, wellness promotion, recreation leadership, and sports management.