The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science with a specialization in Community Health at Mercy University is designed for individuals passionate about improving public well-being and addressing health disparities. You will explore the complex interplay of social, psychological, and environmental factors that influence health outcomes, gaining critical insights into healthcare modernization and ethical considerations. This undergraduate degree equips you with a robust understanding of social psychology, medical sociology, and health psychology, preparing you to analyze and contribute to community health initiatives effectively.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over four years, integrating foundational liberal arts and sciences with specialized behavioral science coursework. You will engage with key methodologies in social and behavioral sciences, data management, and healthcare organization, culminating in practical experience through recommended internships. By the end of your studies, you will graduate with a comprehensive skill set, ready to pursue careers in community health education, public health research, or further graduate studies in related fields, equipped to make a tangible difference.