Equip yourself to work in the helping professions and become focused on serving and assisting others when you earn your bachelor's degree in Health and Human Services from the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean Global Campus (UCCGC). This human services degree prepares you to provide health and human services to diverse populations of all ages.

The goals of the Biology Major are: To equip the graduate with the appropriate knowledge, skills, and background to pursue graduate studies in Biology or in professional schools for medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, allied health, or other related areas; To improve the acquisition of critical thinking skills necessary for the understanding and practice of science; A major in Biology consists of: At least 45 semester hours of course work in Biology (four of which are elective hours) 20 semester hours of course work in Chemistry 8 semester hours of Physics 6 semester hours of Computer Science 9 hours of Mathematics. A graduate is also required to complete the College’s General Education requirements and three (3) elective semester hours outside of the department.

The online master's in health sciences program promote educational opportunities for educational advancement and lifelong learning.

Are you seeking a highly relevant online global experience in the global health field that enables you to develop professional skills and offers you a thorough cultural immersion in a unique international setting? Our Virtual Internships in Global Health enable you to develop and apply your theoretical and practical knowledge in a supervised placement.

The NHN is the most comprehensive, plant-based Diploma Course in the world that allows you to study in the comfort of your home with students from across the globe.

Adult & Online Education in partnership with the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences offers an interdisciplinary Doctor of Health Sciences (DHSc) degree program that equips post-professionals with skills and expertise to positively shape the future of healthcare and health-related organizations. Students can select a concentration in Health Administration, Interprofessional Education, or Rural Health.

This online applied bachelor's degree is open to aspiring students who currently hold an AS or AAS degree in healthcare, allied health, or public health fields. This degree is available online through the Division of Extended Studies. The program bridges allied healthcare professionals who hold a two-year degree and current healthcare licensure or certification to a four year BAS degree. Students will learn complementary, communication, technical and administrative skills necessary to enhance their preparation for working in these industries. Choosing a health science BAS degree prepares students for a robust and versatile advanced career in a large interdisciplinary healthcare arena. Graduates have many career options in a variety of settings such as schools, hospitals, government agencies, private or community agencies, or non-profit groups. Graduates will be able to return to a higher level and/or administrative positions in their original allied healthcare fields such as radiology, nuclear imaging, physical therapy assistant, medical assisting, emergency medication technicians, etc. Other career options include positions such as home health care coordinator, health maintenance organization care coordinator, insurance company health coach, long-term care health coordinator, women, infants, children nutrition coordinator, health navigator, and any number of other related careers. Students must have a valid state or national certificate or license to be awarded escrow credits. Escrow credits are a block of credits awarded for the attainment of the professional allied health license or certificate that will be held in escrow and will be awarded at the end of the program. Students accepted to this program must meet a 19-credit hour requirement for general education including written communication, social science, natural and physical science, humanities, and mathematics. If the students do not have these courses that meet the philosophy of general education they will be required to obtain them. See the program director determine the number of transfer hours and escrow credits to be awarded.