Through the Health: Science, Society, and Policy (HSSP) program, you will explore wellness, disease and treatment through a multidisciplinary lens.<br><br>Whether you earn a bachelor of arts (BA), a bachelor of science (BS) or a minor, you will be exposed not only to the biological underpinnings of human health but also to the complex interplay of behavioral, socioeconomic, political and environmental factors that affect it. You will learn about health care systems and public health policy development and implementation. And you will gain real-world experience through a required internship or independent research project. If youre planning to go into the health professions, HSSP can serve as a pre-med option.<br><br>By undertaking this broad, interdisciplinary study of health, youll prepare yourself for a variety of professional opportunities. Our graduates pursue careers in such varied fields as medicine, dentistry, nursing, social work, genetic counseling, biomedical research, law, public health and public policy, health advocacy and health administration and law.