Electronic communications make the faculty, library and other resources as accessible to off-campus, distance learners as to students on the main campus. Both programs offer a non-traditional format to accommodate the busy schedules of working adults. Off-campus students will be required to do little or no travel to Des Moines and program completion can be achieved in less than three years. Flexible, individualized degree planning is also available. Faculty and advisers work with students to map out courses that will help individuals meet their specific career objectives.
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Internships and individual and group projects reinforce the curriculum in practical application. Faculty and community feedback ensure that each experience is a learning opportunity. Since 1984 the College of Health Sciences has been training health care professionals to further develop their leadership skills and the understanding of the health care system through its Health Care Administration program. Graduate certificate options are available in both Health Administration and Public Health. University Privacy Statement, and Terms of Use.