The specialist pathway in Human Biology has a particular emphasis on health, well-being, and nutrition. In addition to the compulsory modules, you have the opportunity to investigate physiology, regulation, and nutrition alongside disease mechanisms and microbiology, in the second year. At the final year level, you will find out more about the medical aspects of human biology, such as how diseases are diagnosed and treated, and the importance of nutrition and exercise in maintaining human health.

The Human Biology Associate in Science degree provides a solid foundation in the biological sciences for students who are seeking entry to nursing and related health occupations. Completion of this degree meets all Biology and Chemistry prerequisites for admission to the LVN and LVN-RN programs and fulfills many of the lower-division requirements for a variety of baccalaureate degrees in Health Sciences. This degree is not intended for pre-medical, pre-dental, or pre-pharmacy students (see A.S. or AS-T in Biological Sciences instead).

Human Biology is the integrated study of human anatomy and physiology, including the study of the body in health and disease. It covers a wide range of topics, ranging from genetics, microbiology, and immunology to the core disciplines of anatomy, microanatomy, and physiology.

This broad-based major prepares students for graduate programs in disciplines related to human medicine or research. The Integrative Human Biology major provides an interdisciplinary understanding of human health and disease from biological, psychological, societal, and developmental perspectives.

Biological sciences form the basis of many new areas of science and technology. They are the foundation of our understanding of a diverse range of subjects – from evolution, genetics and diversity to medicine, drug and human development.

In the modern world, people want to lead a healthy lifestyle. In the natural sciences, there are many therapies do not adequately address by traditional universities, these disciplines can be studied easily through degree programs at a distance of Selinus University. Normally, the requirements to pursue a profession in the field of natural medicine depend on the laws of a single country.

The aim of this Cardiovascular Biology MScR program is to give you broad-based training in biomedical research, with a focus on cardiovascular science. This includes an introduction to cardiovascular development, the development of cardiovascular disease, organ function and dysfunction, and the cardiovascular system in reproduction and inflammation.

Neuroscience represents a relatively new but rapidly expanding area of study that brings together a variety of disciplines to explore the development, structure, functional activities and behavioral consequences of the nervous system. The neuroscience major emphasizes a collaborative multidisciplinary approach to understanding the intricate neural mechanisms underlying human and animal behavior. You will experience a diverse, yet integrated education focused on the relationship between biology and behavior from the introductory to advanced courses of study.

Human Development (HDEV) is one of two undergraduate majors in the College of Community and Public Affairs. HDEV allows students to explore individual, social, and structural aspects of human development as a basis for understanding principles that benefit themselves and others by achieving a solid foundation in the theories and research defining the field of human development and engaging in a critical exploration of social, cultural, economic, historical, and political frameworks and how individuals, families, and communities are situated within them developing the understanding and skills needed to enhance and promote diversity, equity, and social justice fostering a complex understanding of human conditions. 

This master's degree will make you an integrator capable of translating physiological and psychological knowledge into advanced technological solutions for monitoring and improving human health. You will work in health-related domains (sports, well-being, rehabilitation, prevention, ergonomics, safety, etc.).

IMAgein programme is designed to achieve the ambitious vision of an innovative, inclusive and globally competitive and attractive two-years joint Master programme to generate added value to knowledge and research, by delivering innovation with societal impact, and therefore contribute to tackle the health negative consequences associated to the European demographic change towards an increasing share of aged population.

The Summer School in Osteoarchaeology and Paleopathology is an academic program aimed at training students in anthropological and paleopathological laboratory methods. It is an outstanding opportunity for students to gain experience in bioarchaeological investigation by working side-by-side with leading researchers in the field.

The Human Biology major studies the relevance of social conditions to the biological sciences. Biology courses in such areas as genetics, evolution, animal behavior, anatomy, and physiology complement courses in sociology, psychology, anthropology and public health to create a major that explores humans and humanity from a variety of perspectives. Human Biology majors complete the biology portion of the major and choose one of two options for the social science portion of the major. Option 1 exposes students to Anthropology, Sociology and Psychology and asks the student to choose one of those three fields as a focus. Option 2 is focused on cross-cultural health and healing from a wide range of viewpoints.

The Human Biology & Health Sciences concentration of Applied Biology focuses on coursework that prepares students for health-related careers and employment within biomedical sciences companies. Select from a “Tools” requirement from Geographic Information Science certificate, Commerce, Data Intelligence, or Forensic Investigation minor making you more employable.

The human biology major is designed to provide students with a rigorous foundation in biological sciences. This program prepares students to pursue advanced training in professional and graduate programs, including schools of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and biomedical research.