Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Community Health (BSE)] From University of Kansas

Students in this program are interested in assessing community needs, planning and evaluating health programs; and looking to use creativity in the workplace as a professional. The program develops critical thinking and leadership skills in students.  

Benefits of the program include:

• Dual Programming - Coursework fulfills the requirements for a Bachelor's degree as well as the Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) credential. It's a two-for-one program at KU!
• Customizable Curriculum - Students have the flexibility to develop expertise in health-related areas: sport psychology; sexual health; gender and health; adapted physical activity; or multicultural health.
• Hands-on Experience - Senior internship in community health provides real-world experience and future employer contacts.
• Student Organizations & Networking - Students can actively participate in KU's Community Health Outreach Program (CHOP), a unique, student-led organization designed to help students actively engage in various health & wellness focused community service events.
• Program Reputation - KU's Bachelor's degree in Community Health is offered through the KU School of Education, which was recently ranked 8th in the nation according to U.S. News & World Report's Best Public Education Schools.