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Zuckerberg College of Health Sciences

PREPARING YOU FOR A FULFILLING CAREER IN HEALTH

Health science professionals help people live healthier, safer and more productive lives. The Zuckerberg College of Health Sciences prepares you for a rewarding career through hands-on learning, real-world research and close collaboration with faculty.

Educating Tomorrow's Leaders for a Healthier World

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    Programs
    Learn about the academic programs that will prepare you for your career.
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    Research
    Focus on real-world problems and solutions.
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    Departments & Schools
    Find your place in Public Health, Nursing, Physical Therapy or Biomedical & Nutritional Sciences

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By the Numbers

  • 2,141
    Undergraduates
  • 409
    Graduate Students
  • 4
    Departments & Schools
  • 6
    Research Centers & Institutes
  • 82
    Faculty
  • 66
    Staff
  • 32
    Degrees Offered
  • 15
    Graduate Certificates

Delivering Real-World Experiences

  • Pascale Jean-Jacques

    Pascale Jean-Jacques

    Community Health, President of SISTERS

    Pascale acquired the skills to make a difference through hands-on experiences in her major and through shepherding the young campus organization SISTERS (Sisters of Integrity Striving Toward Empowerment, Respect and Success) through a growing phase.

  • Sebastien Poirier

    Sebastien Poirier

    Physical Therapy

    When Sebastien Poirier was a young boy, he dreamt of playing ball in the NBA. As he grew older, he realized he didn't have the skills to compete, but still loved the game enough to pursue his dream in a different way.

  • Mohamed Omar

    Mohamed Omar

    Work Environment

    While working as an environmental management engineer at Harvard University in 2005, Mohamed Omar decided to “test the waters” by enrolling in Work Environment’s environmental risk assessment certificate program.

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