The Health and Society Bachelors Degree at Dean College offers you a comprehensive exploration of health, healthcare systems, and policy from both natural and social science perspectives. You will develop a foundational understanding of human physiology, including anatomy and physiology, while critically analysing the social determinants of health and the behaviours impacting diverse populations. This undergraduate program is ideal if you are interested in pursuing careers related to medicine, health services, or public health, providing a robust academic grounding for further study or professional entry.
This full-time, on-campus program is studied over four years, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical application. You will engage with subjects such as sociology of health and illness, social inequality, and drugs and society, alongside core science and communication modules. The curriculum features practical experiences like the Dean Career Advantage Experience Courses and a significant internship component, culminating in a senior capstone project. You will graduate prepared for graduate degrees or careers in social services, health policy, public health education, and research.