Undergraduate Programs

Public Health & Health Professions

Educating the next generation of health professionals

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Explore our majors

BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCE

Communication sciences and disorders

Learn more about the BHS-Communication Sciences and Disorders program

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BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCE

Health science

Learn more about the Bachelor of Health Science program

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BACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Public health

Learn more about the Bachelor of Public Health program

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College minors

Applied brain science

The Applied Brain Science minor provides foundational knowledge and skills appropriate for students who are seeking a career in neuroscience and/or neuropsychology.

Explore our applied brain science minor

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Communication sciences and disorders

The Communication Sciences and Disorders minor provides students with a foundation in the anatomy and physiology of the speech and hearing mechanism.

Explore our communication sciences and disorders minor

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Deaf and hearing sciences

The Deaf and Hearing Sciences minor includes language classes in American Sign Language and classes to deepen awareness of the impact of hearing loss on everyday life and function.

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Public health

This Public Health minor enables students to acquire public health knowledge that complements their career paths.

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Health administration

The Health Administration minor teaches students the fundamentals of health administration in preparation for a career or advanced degree in the health industry.

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Health professions

The Health Professions Minor provides foundational knowledge and skills in the changing healthcare delivery system.

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Rehabilitation

The Rehabilitation minor provides a basic scientific foundation to understand the impact of disability on physical and psychosocial health.

Explore our rehabilitation minor

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Learn how to apply for a minor at phhp

Combination degree programs

COMBINATION DEGREE

Bachelor’s/Master of Public Health

Combination degree program that accepts UF undergraduate students into the Master of Public Health program where they earn 15 credits toward their M.P.H. degree.

Learn more about the Bachelor’s/MPH program

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COMBINATION DEGREE

BHS/Occupational Therapy Doctorate

Combination degree program that allows incoming Bachelor of Health Science juniors to take first-year Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) Program courses during their junior and senior years.

Learn more about the BHS/OTD program

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Combination Degree

Bachelor’s/Master of Biostatistics

The bachelor’s/M.S. Biostatistics program allows qualified students to earn a bachelor’s degree from any degree program at UF and a Master of Science degree in biostatistics with 12 credit hours of graduate coursework counting toward both degrees.

Learn more about the Bachelor’s / MS Biostatistics program