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Nov 06, 2024
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2023-2024 UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Health and Behavioral Science - Healthcare Navigation Concentration, BS
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Major in Health and Behavioral Science
Susan Henney, PhD, Coordinator
N1072, 713-221-8163
The Health and Behavioral Science Program combines a liberal arts education with professional health-related experiences that prepares graduates for degree-required, entry-level positions from which they can build careers in healthcare and/or gerontology.
Program Learning Outcomes
Graduates earning their Bachelors of Science in Health and Behavioral Science will be able to:
- Examine the biological, psychosocial, and political factors that influence health and/or gerontology.
- Communicate effectively within the healthcare and/or gerontological context.
- Utilize basic research methods and statistics to assess and interpret health and/or gerontological research.
- Function professionally in healthcare and/or gerontological settings.
- Identify and analyze ethical dilemmas within the healthcare and/or gerontology fields to determine an appropriate course of action.
Preparatory Requirements
(Courses in this area may be reused from the common core area)
6-8 Hours in Biology:
Complete 6 to 8 SCHs from:
3 Hours in Ethics:
Complete
6 Hours in Nav:
Complete 6 semester credit hours from the following options:
9 Hours in UPPER DIVISION Nav Elect:
Complete 9 semester credit hours from any UPPER DIVISION HEA COURSE not used to fulfill another requirement.
Free Electives
Upper or lower division courses may be applied to this area, with the exceptions described under the “Requirements for CHSS Majors,” so that the student’s entire coursework, including the above requirements, totals 120 semester credit hours.
Recommended electives for HBS majors include:
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