The Bachelor of Arts in Health, Medicine, and Society (HMS) at the University of Redlands is designed for intellectually curious students interested in the complex interplay between health, medical practices, and societal structures. You will explore critical issues across diverse fields, from public health policy and healthcare management to the social determinants of health and justice. This undergraduate degree offers a unique interdisciplinary approach, preparing you to understand and address the multifaceted challenges within the healthcare landscape and to consider future pathways in medicine, public health, or health policy.
This full-time, on-campus program is studied over four years, guiding you through foundational courses, statistical analysis, and specialized concentrations in areas like Natural Science, Policy and Management, Person and Society, or Health and Social Justice. You will develop your analytical and research skills through a two-course capstone sequence, culminating in the design and execution of a service or internship project. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of health systems and a strong foundation for further study or careers in healthcare administration, public health, or as a medical provider.