College of Health and Human Services

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In the College of Health and Human Services at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, students and faculty help chart the course for healthcare and social services throughout the region. With excellence in educational programs, research, community service, and clinical practice, the college plays an important role in developing and implementing high quality healthcare and social service practices. As an interdisciplinary college, many opportunities exist for student and faculty collaboration in teaching and research. Within the college’s diverse graduate curricula, faculty and student research also is a key component to successful student-learning outcomes. Additionally, the college incorporates information technology standards in all courses and offers online learning opportunities in many of its graduate programs.

In addition to program-specific special accreditations maintained by all of the College’s graduate programs, the College as a whole is an applicant for school-level accreditation by the Council on Education for Public Health. As part of this school-level accreditation, students in all programs housed within the College’s academic units will receive foundation public health training prior to graduation.

Graduate Programs

Athletic Training

Athletic Training, M.S.

Epidemiology

Epidemiology, Ph.D.

Gerontology

Gerontology, Graduate Certificate (See College of Humanities & Earth and Social Sciences section)

Health Administration

Health Informatics and Analytics

Kinesiology

Kinesiology, M.S.

Nursing

Public Health

Respiratory Care

Social Work