Our flexible, broad-based degree in Health and Social Care is the ideal starting point for a range of rewarding careers in a variety of sectors.

Are you passionate about creating a meaningful impact in global health? Fulda University of Applied Sciences offers a programme tailored to your ambition. Our curriculum is designed to address health disparities and promote global health equity. Choose Fulda and navigate the dynamic world of global health.

This program aims to train professionals who possess high-level professional knowledge, who take up the responsibility to provide nursing for individuals, families, and communities, who are able to do their best in health care and rehabilitation, who can make decisions in preventive care, curing, nursing care and rehabilitation at all levels of health and social provision.

Interested in the “next big thing in healthcare”?  The increasingly developing field of Population Health is a great career choice for those who wish to be at the forefront of healthcare advancement. Put simply, Population Health is concerned with the wide range of factors that can determine the health and the health outcomes of individuals, groups and populations. 

You will be taught by a dynamic team of academics from diverse professional backgrounds including nursing, social work, psychology, epidemiology, health promotion, sociology and social sciences. The team is BSc Public Health and Community Wellbeing are actively involved in current public health research.

Public Health students explore the key concepts of Epidemiology — the branch of medicine that deals with the incidence, distribution, and control of a disease — and how they apply to multiple domains of public health. Health Services – the means by which healthcare is provided – is another critical concept that students will dive into. Students will explore the history and evolution of healthcare systems and policies, evaluating their strengths and weaknesses and envisioning an ideal health services system in the context of current events.

Public health is the population's comprehensive physical, mental, and social well-being. During the study, public health specialists acquire leadership skills. They can analyze the population's or target groups' health status, assess demographic characteristics,  identify major health problems, contribute to disease and injury prevention and safety promotion, control outbreaks, and conduct screenings and vaccination programs.

Learn to plan, manage and evaluate public healthcare services with the online Bachelor of Science in Public Health program from Campbellsville University. This flexible, 100% online program connects public health practice with current issues and real community health initiatives to prepare you for a rewarding career working in public health agencies or the private sector.

A public health supervisor deals with epidemiological tasks that consist of the organisation of public health investigations and the analysis of data retrieved during the investigations. Graduated public health supervisors have a deep knowledge of the theory and practice of hospital hygiene, the epidemiology of hospital-acquired infections, the methodology of disinfection and sterilization, as well. They plan and realize nosocomial surveillance, monitor the health status of the population, plan, organize, realize and evaluate preventive programmes.

The public health field is one of the fastest growing, most exciting, and versatile areas of study on college campuses across the United States. Mason students are prepared for this dynamic field through our Council on Education in Public Health (CEPH)-accredited BS in Community Health program. Community Health students acquire the competencies and skills necessary to develop, apply, and evaluate evidence-based approaches to improving public health. Students explore all aspects of public health, including community health, global health, health education, health promotion, advocacy, program planning, and epidemiology.

Carlow University's 100 percent online Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Data Analytics program allows students to gain the vital technical and analytical skills needed in today's healthcare landscape. The comprehensive curriculum gives students a knowledge base in clinical operations and statistical analysis, along with ethical leadership skills. Our dedicated faculty is made up of industry experts who are committed to each student's success. Graduate prepared for diverse roles in 1-4 years.

Become healthcare professional. Learn how to initiate wellness programs, write policies, implement educational activities, or create resources to promote healthy living.

Public Health B.S. is a holistic learning experience specializing in faculty-mentored undergraduate research and cross-disciplinary engagement within the classroom and community. Learn how to assess the needs of target populations, create program goals and objectives, and develop strategies to foster health behavior change interventions for individuals and communities.

Arden University’s BSc (Hons) Health and Care Management course provides you with the skills and knowledge needed to obtain a management-level position in a healthcare-related environment. This course is ideal for anyone interested in becoming a confident healthcare professional, covering the three main themes of Professional Environment and Practice, Operations and Quality Management, and Leadership and Management. Students will acquire a range of key skills in different areas of healthcare, allowing them to progress in their current career or kick-start a new one.

Public health is the prevention of illness and promotion of wellness in communities both large and small. The Global and Public Health Sciences (GPHS) major teaches the tools of public health research and action and their application to population health issues in the U.S. and globally. The work of public health professionals is distinct from the work of clinical professionals, who typically treat individuals after they have become sick or injured. Public health actions often involve educational and/or governmental approaches that influence many people simultaneously, for example, to address issues such as obesity and diabetes, food security, HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases, quality of food, water and air, and access to health care. Sustained improvement of the health of populations often requires a multidisciplinary approach involving the biomedical, behavioral, social, political and environmental sciences, and careful consideration of the importance of cultural and ethical contexts.