Our Bachelor of Science degree in health science focuses on health prevention, health promotion, population health, and health behavior change – preparing graduates for an exciting career in the rapidly expanding healthcare industry. Highlights Our curriculum includes human anatomy and physiology, microbiology, healthcare informatics, research in healthcare and healthcare systems, as well as policies and regulations. Students refine their degree by choosing a concentration that best suits their career goals: pre-professional studies, public health, or holistic health. Why Study Health Science? Healthcare is recognized as one of the largest and fastest-growing industries within the U.S., with the Bureau of Labor Statistics projecting 15% job growth over the next 10 years. Our degree helps meet the growing demand for professionals in areas such as community health and wellness, occupational health and safety, as well as community and environmental health. Career Paths Graduates with a Health Science degree will find a wide variety of career options with various organizations including in the government setting, with nonprofit organizations, community health centers, wellness companies, and with health promotion organizations. Examples of potential job functions include • Physical Therapy • Occupational Therapy • Chiropractic Medicine • Physician Assistant • Clinical Director • Community-based Health • Health and Human Services • Personal Health and Wellness • Occupational Health and Safety • Environmental Health • Personal Health and Well-being • Integrative Medicine • Health Coaching • Case Manager or Patient Advocacy Have questions? Request more info. Health Science Course Requirements for Health Science Health Science Faculty Health Science Concentration Requirements Apply Request info Visit Wilson College is committed to the importance and value of a college education. That's why we work hard to keep our degree programs affordable. Learn more about financial aid. This major is part of Wilson’s Accelerated Master’s program. To learn how you can complete a bachelor’s plus master’s degree in five years (three for transfer students), click here.