Program Overview
Official program overview
This Bachelor of Science in Faith-Based Public Health, Specialization in Health Ministry provides undergraduate study of population health, prevention, wellness education, community health, health promotion, ethics, program planning, and ministry-based health outreach. The program prepares students for service in religious, faith-based, nonprofit, humanitarian, community, and related professional organizations. It does not by itself confer professional licensure for regulated health occupations.
Program Facts
Program facts
- Academic unit
- HBIU College of Health Science
- Total credits
- 120
- Duration
- 4 years
- Specialization / Minor
- Health Ministry
Program Description
Official program description
Learning Outcomes
Student learning outcomes
- Explain foundational public-health concepts
- Design health-promotion and prevention initiatives
- Apply ethical principles to community health service
- Support health-ministry and nonprofit wellness programs
Admission Requirements
Admission and entry requirements
High school diploma or recognized equivalent and satisfaction of University undergraduate admission requirements.
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Graduation Requirements
Graduation and completion requirements
- Complete 120 semester credit hours
- Meet the University cumulative GPA requirement
- Complete required public-health, specialization, and general education coursework
- Complete the designated senior capstone or equivalent final project