Health A comprehensive degree that prepares graduates for entry into a wide variety of health professions. A broad curriculum gives students an overview of a variety of health specialties such as exercise science, addictions, aging and nutrition. Health Administration Teaches administration and management skills to prepare graduates for entry-level positions in the health care industry. Minors may be selected in long-term care, managed care, or public administration. Nutrition Teaches nutrition, food science and food service management to prepare students for careers in foods and nutrition.
Training Provides education in prevention and rehabilitation of athletic injuries.
Applicants must meet minimum requirements for admission to undergraduate programs as established by the State University System and the University of North Florida. Each minor area of study has specific prerequisites. It is essential that all core courses in the minor areas of study be taken before progression to the contextual courses. See the corresponding sections for further information. All programs presuppose that students have sufficient academic background to pursue the professional courses provided in the College of Health and the Department of Health Science.