The Bachelor of Arts in Allied Health program comprises a rigorous curriculum that combines foundational biological, chemical, and physical knowledge with a variety of applied topics including psychology, kinesiology, statistics, and electives tailored to the student’s career goals. This program also provides an environment where undergraduate students can develop a Christian worldview and learn to integrate their faith into their future careers as allied health professionals.

The field of healthcare is made up of a diverse range of professions but often when we think of the typical careers in the industry, we think of doctors, nurses and dentists. However, with a degree in allied health, there is a wide variety of opportunities that go beyond the typical nurse or physician roles. Whether you’re looking to be patient-facing as a medical technician or physical therapist assistant, or be on the administrative side as a medical biller or coder, an allied health degree from Graceland University will prepare you for a successful future in the healthcare industry by providing skills and training across many different concentrations and interests.

Health care is one of the growing industries in the nation with opportunities in both direct patient care and support occupations. Edmonds College’s instructors, and experienced healthcare professionals, will guide you through classroom and laboratory activities to learn about the healthcare environment, personal skills to make you successful in the healthcare workplace, and the specific skills required in your chosen profession. Our affiliations with local healthcare facilities will enable you to obtain clinical hands-on experience to hone your skills in the healthcare environment.

The Human Services program at CSU Dominguez Hills is a professional undergraduate major, normally extending over at least four semesters of upper division academic work.

The program in Health and Allied Health Technology with a focus on Patient Care prepares students to support healthcare teams by providing essential patient services. It covers topics like basic healt...

The Respiratory Care Track in the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Allied Health program combines classroom theory with practical, hands-on experience, preparing students to become dedicated healthcare teams that treat patients with cardiopulmonary (heart & lung) disorders.

The program focuses on training students to work with advanced health and allied health technologies. It covers a wide range of skills needed in modern healthcare settings, including understanding med...

The Bachelor's in Allied Health Professions program prepares students for diverse careers in the healthcare industry by providing a comprehensive education in health sciences. The curriculum covers ke...

Do you have an interest in working with patients and/or providing vital support to other healthcare professionals? If so, our Associate of Science in Allied Health with a concentration in Healthcare Technician may be just what you are looking for. As an Allied Health student at UMFK, you’ll benefit from small classes, supportive faculty, and hands-on learning as you prepare for a career or supporting and helping others!

The Pre-Allied Health Curriculum is for students who wish to prepare for entrance into a health science program. A minimum ACT score of 16 is recommended for registration as an allied health major.

If you are a healthcare professional with strong interpersonal and problem–solving skills and a desire to help others, then Seattle Central's Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Allied Health—Community Health & Education may be right for you. With this degree, you will receive the education and training needed to promote health and prevent disease within communities.

The Allied Health Science program provides the science, technology, engineering, and math, knowledge and skills you need to succeed in a range of growing health care professions. Use your associate degree as a foundation for earning a bachelor’s or master’s degree later, or use it to step into some clinical or nonclinical position right away.

The certificate in allied health starts students on the road to a variety of careers in the health industries. It is a good starting point for students who wish to complete one year of course work and then transfer to a program such as dental hygiene, radiation therapy, occupational therapy, or mortuary science.

If you are a healthcare professional with strong interpersonal and problem–solving skills and a desire to help others, then Seattle Central's Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Allied Health—Community Health & Education may be right for you. With this degree, you will receive the education and training needed to promote health and prevent disease within communities.

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Allied Health - Dental Hygiene at Seattle Central College combines classroom education in anatomy, chemistry, and pharmacology from expert faculty with hands-on practical experience in our innovative Dental Education Clinic – preparing you for a rewarding career at the forefront of patients' oral health.