16 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Welcome to the University of Oklahoma's Public Health BPH program, where you'll embark on a journey to promote health, prevent disease, and improve the well-being of communities.

Blend public health knowledge with practical skills to design and lead community-centered health interventions that support whole-person wellness with this Community Health (B.A.) - Health Promotion Sciences (M.P.H.) offered by University of Oklahoma

Advance your impact—combine public health research and intervention training to address wellness and health outcomes at the community level with this Community Health (B.S.) - Health Promotion Sciences (M.P.H.) accelerated degree at University of Oklahoma

Protect population health with the Community Health (B.S.) - Environmental Health (M.P.H.) accelerated program at the University of Oklahoma Hudson College of Public Health—the only accredited school of public health in Oklahoma.

Welcome to the University of Oklahoma's Community Health BS program, where you'll dive into the field of public health, gaining knowledge and skills to promote well-being, prevent disease, and improve health outcomes within communities.

The Accelerated Nursing programme at the University of Oklahoma offers a fast-track route to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. This full-time, campus-based course is designed for students who already hold a degree and wish to transition into the healthcare sector through rigorous clinical training and academic study.

The objectives of the Human Health and Biology program from University of Oklahoma are to foster an awareness of human biological and cultural diversity, to promote an understanding of biocultural and evolutionary perspectives on health and disease.

The Nursing programme at the University of Oklahoma offers a comprehensive pathway to professional healthcare practice. This full-time degree provides students with extensive clinical training and academic rigour. Located in a premier health sciences centre, the curriculum prepares graduates for diverse medical environments.

The History of Science, Technology and Medicine programme at the University of Oklahoma is a public Bachelor of Arts degree. This undergraduate course explores the social and ethical impacts of scientific innovation. Students examine global medical systems and technological change through a flexible, humanistic lens.

Welcome to the University of Oklahoma's Industrial and Systems Engineering, Pre-Medicine BS program, where you'll embark on a unique journey combining the principles of engineering with a strong foundation in pre-medical studies, preparing you for a career at the intersection of healthcare and technology.

Graduates of the Community Health (B.A.) - Epidemiology (M.P.H.) program at University of Oklahoma work in a variety of settings including local, state, and federal agencies such as health departments and academic health sciences centers.

Study the distribution and dynamics of disease and health in populations, in this Community Health (B.S.) - Epidemiology (M.P.H.) accelerated program at  University of Oklahoma

The Public and Community Health programme at the University of Oklahoma offers a flexible, multidisciplinary approach to healthcare education. This full-time undergraduate degree allows students to customise their curriculum to meet specific professional goals, focusing on the intersection of society and medical sciences.

Welcome to the University of Oklahoma's Community Health BA program, where you'll delve into the dynamic field of public health and learn how to promote well-being and improve health outcomes within communities.

Welcome to the University of Oklahoma's Health, Medicine, and Society BA program, where you'll embark on an interdisciplinary journey exploring the complex intersections of health, medicine, and society, and develop a deep understanding of the social, cultural, and ethical dimensions of healthcare and well-being.

The purpose of the Healthcare Business program is to serve as a catalyst for harnessing the cross-disciplinary intellectual resources at the University of Oklahoma to improve the efficient and effective delivery of healthcare and serve the greater good of Oklahoma and the nation.