The Bachelor of Arts in Healthcare and Medical Humanities at Wilson College is designed for aspiring professionals who seek to understand the human experience of health and illness beyond purely clinical metrics. You will explore the intersection of medicine, ethics, and the arts, developing critical skills in narrative medicine, bioethics, and intercultural communication. This undergraduate degree is ideal if you are passionate about enhancing patient care, addressing health inequities, and fostering a more compassionate approach within healthcare systems, preparing you for diverse roles in the medical field.
This online, full-time degree is studied over four years, offering a flexible yet structured learning environment. You will engage with core subjects like Global Health, Narrative Medicine, and Healthcare Ethics, alongside electives in visual analysis and close reading, allowing you to tailor your studies. Through a capstone Healthcare and Medical Humanities Service Project, you will apply your learning in a practical setting. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of patient-provider dynamics, cultural influences on health, and advanced communication strategies, ready for careers in healthcare administration, patient advocacy, or further graduate study.