This course is designed to provide an overview of the health care system and health professions taught within the MU campus and throughout the state.

This course is designed to bring outside non-clinical speakers to discuss professionalism in health care. Students analyze career opportunities and establish non-clinical career expectations.

A clinical overview of the common human diseases at a patient and scientist level, with emphasis on bridging the communication gap between health professionals, patients, and the general public.

This course covers the basic quantitative and qualitative research techniques used in the health professions.

Pre-req: HP 210 with a minimum grade of D or HP 240 with a minimum grade of D.

In this course students will explore and apply allied health sciences principles as they related to the student's focus in the Health Sciences major.

Opportunity for students to explore current topics related to areas of interest.

Courses will be developed in special topics in Health Professions as deemed necessary by the Dean, COHP

Courses will be developed in special topics in Health Professions as deemed necessary by the Dean, COHP

Courses will be developed in special topics in Health Professions as deemed necessary by the Dean, COHP

Courses will be developed in special topics in Health Professions as deemed necessary by the Dean, COHP

This course offers an opportunity for students to demonstrate that they have achieved the goals for learning established the Bachelor of Health Sciences Program.