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Bachelor of Science
Health and Wellbeing Studies

Explore the multidimensional aspects of health through the BS in Health and Wellbeing Studies. This interdisciplinary program blends courses in psychology, nutrition, media studies, and the arts. You’ll gain skills in critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving while preparing for advanced study or diverse careers in fields like healthcare, nonprofits, or consulting.

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Degree Details

Official Degree Title

Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellbeing Studies

Format
Full-time
Credits
128
Start Date
Fall
Application Deadlines
Early Decision 1
Early Decision 2
Regular Decision
Internal Transfer Applications
Transfer Applications

What You'll Learn

The BS program in Health and Wellbeing Studies offers an interdisciplinary, non-clinical exploration of health from cultural, biological, psychological, and social perspectives. Students explore the issues, debates, ideas, and concepts of health and wellbeing through a range of disciplines, such as psychology, nutrition, the arts, and community health, gaining a robust understanding of health disparities and wellness strategies. The curriculum fosters critical thinking, effective communication, data analysis, teamwork, and problem-solving skills, preparing graduates for careers in healthcare, nonprofit sectors, consulting, and beyond. 

With flexible electives and study away opportunities, students can tailor their education to their passions and career goals, making the BS a unique stepping stone to both professional roles and advanced studies. The degree serves as an excellent foundation for advanced studies in health professions, public health, business, law, or public policy, further expanding career opportunities and the potential for impact in diverse professional settings.

Questions? 

If you have additional questions about our degree, please contact hlwb.advise@nyu.edu.

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