Health Sciences
PROGRAM INFORMATION
The Health Sciences major curriculum is both challenging and flexible, designed to prepare students for a wide variety of graduate programs such as medicine, physical therapy, PA, dentistry, and more. Students in the Health Sciences program take several fundamental and advanced natural science courses, social science courses, and our “core” healthcare courses. Students individualize their curriculum by choosing from many healthcare-related elective courses, concentrations, and minors that optimally prepare them for their chosen career path.
Sample courses in this program could include:
- BSHS 110 – Introduction to Healthcare
- BSHS 230 – Healthcare Systems and Policy
- BSBS 285 – Healthcare Immersion Abroad
- BSHS 350 – Health Disparities
- BSHS 450 – Healthcare Biostatistics
- BSHS 460 – Evidence Based Healthcare
- Medical Spanish
Butler’s curriculum was very tailored towards my career path.
“Because of this, I felt ahead of the curve when I started my clinical rotations and very well-prepared for my board exams, networking, and my job search.”
Krupa Dave ’12, ’13
Health Sciences
Master of Physician Assistant Studies
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College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
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Learning Outcomes
Demonstrate ethical, professional, collaborative, and culturally-sensitive behaviors within the healthcare setting.
Integrate knowledge and skills from natural, formal, and social sciences with healthcare fundamentals to solve complex problems and optimize health outcomes.
Locate, critically analyze, and apply data in a manner that supports evidence-based healthcare.
Communicate effectively with laypersons and healthcare professionals on a variety of health-related topics.
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View AllCourtney Raab ’18 attributes her career in the medical field to Butler’s hands-on learning approach. Now working as a Neurology Resident Physician, she’s thankful for the early healthcare experience she gained through shadowing and internships.
Sophomore Jacob DuBrava shares how his study abroad experience in Europe pushed him to not be afraid of trying new things.
Associate Professor Mikaela Drake and Health Sciences student Alli Leonard discuss the importance of mentorship at Butler University.
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Whatever path you’re interested in pursuing, there’s a place for you at Butler.