Bachelor of Applied Science
Applied Health
The bachelor’s degree in applied health helps students build skills in evaluating health factors, changing behaviors, leading teams, and communicating effectively. It also prepares you for a variety of health-related careers through training in research, data management, health promotion, and emergency management.
This degree is developed and granted by BYU-Idaho, with
Looking Ahead
Potential Employment
Successful students will be prepared to work in a variety of careers related to the area of their advanced certificate.
- Health coordinator
- NGO worker
- Health educator
- Evaluator
- Safety and health technician
- Environmental health technician
- Child and adult services
- Case worker
Bachelor of Science of Applied Health
Program requirements
To earn a bachelor’s degree, you will complete three certificates plus additional general education and religion courses.Applied Health Path
Steps to your Bachelor's Degree in Applied Health
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Certificate
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Certificate
To complete a bachelor's degree, the following courses are required in addition to the three certificates:
Requirements Table
Complete the following additional requirements:
- General Education Courses 26 Credits
- Additional Courses 6 Credits
- Religion Courses 14 Credits
Why choose this degree?
Applied health training qualifies you to work in a variety of positions, such as public health, health promotion education, occupational safety and health, epidemiology, and other areas. You will be prepared with skills in communication, program planning, report writing, problem-solving, critical thinking, and decision-making for a variety of health care settings and situations.
Essential Knowledge and Skills
Outcomes
- Serve as a disciple-leader through improving health outcomes for individuals and communities
- Evaluate factors that impact health
- Utilize data to justify sound decisions
- Plan health programs
- Communicate health issues to various populations
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