Bachelor’s Degree Programs
<p><strong>Build a career from your job in allied health.</strong></p>
<p>Communication, interpersonal engagement, and critical thinking are essential in the ever-changing landscape of healthcare. UW-Whitewater has worked with partner organizations to incorporate these skills into a Health and Leadership Studies major to prepare allied health professionals for careers in healthcare management.</p>
<p>Choosing from coursework in health studies, leadership and organizational literacy, and communication skills, students in the program will prepare for leadership positions in health and healthcare, a growing sector of the job market. Students with an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree in an allied health clinical and diagnostic field from an institution with an articulation agreement with UW-Whitewater are eligible for admission to the program.</p>
<p>According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, jobs in the United States are expected to grow between 2023 and 2033 in the following health professions:</p>
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<li>Health supervisory positions (29 percent)</li>
<li>Health technician positions (9 percent)</li>
<li>Health educator positions (7 percent)</li>
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