Earn your Bachelor's Degree in 4 3 Years

On-campus Program

The 3-year Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in global health requires no prerequisites and equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to address today’s most pressing health challenges from a global perspective. As a global health student, you will have the opportunity to receive your bachelor's degree in just three years, allowing students to achieve their career goals more efficiently, minimizing time and financial investment. Request information to learn more about the program.

Students will explore topics such as epidemiology, global health policy, and social determinants of health. Through case studies, fieldwork, and interdisciplinary projects, they will develop competencies in public health strategies, community outreach, health communication, and culturally responsive care. Graduates will be prepared to apply evidence-based practices and collaborate across sectors to improve health outcomes for diverse populations worldwide.

*This degree may not transfer to other universities.

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Program Benefits

Finish Your Degree in Just 3 Years

Gain a head start on your career and save on tuition costs by completing your degree in just 3-years.

Experience Graduate-Level Courses

Engage in advanced courses through 15 graduate-level units during your undergraduate studies.

Develop Collaborative Solutions

Build essential professional skills working with teams on real-world challenges.

Path to Your Master's Degree

Seamlessly transition into LLU's master's programs with the potential to earn both degrees in approximately four years.

Possible Careers

Graduates of the BS degree will gain valuable experience and foundational skills to start in a variety of global health roles. Completing this program sets students on a fast track to advanced education, positioning them to also pursue specialized careers through LLU's master's programs. Students may explore roles such as:

  • Health Education Assistant
  • Program Coordinator
  • Community Health Advocate
  • Community Health Worker
  • Research Assistant

Meet the Program Director

Gia Hernandez,

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