Pursue a Career of Helping Others
Do you feel destined to pursue a career where you get to help others? Whether you see yourself as part of a medical team caring for patients or in a classroom teaching the next generation, the College of Health and Education can help you get there.
What do you want to do?
Programs within the College of Health and Education focus on important areas of their respective fields and prepare students for high-impact careers.
Our Schools
The College of Health and Education houses the Nesbitt School of Pharmacy, Passan School of Nursing, and the School of Education.
Nesbitt School of Pharmacy
As a pharmacy student, you will learn not just through lectures, but also through experiential learning. You will gain knowledge in the sciences, obtain clinical knowledge and skills, and improve your interpersonal skills. As part of the Pharmacy program, you will join a close-knit community of students and be mentored by supportive professors whose goal is to shape you into a successful pharmacist.
Passan School of Nursing
With faculty who take time to get to know students personally and many opportunities for hands-on patient care, the Passan School of Nursing helps students develop into confident and competent nurses. We offers students plenty of opportunities to apply what they learn in the classroom through hands-on activities and caring for real patients.
School of Education
At the School of Education, you will be trained in the latest technologies and teaching methods with the help of supportive faculty to effectively prepare you to take charge of a classroom. Students gain field experience by student-teaching in regional schools and are given the opportunity to observe local classrooms starting their first year.
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A Supportive Learning Community
Students within the College of Health and Education will find a tight-knit community of fellow students and passionate faculty. Our professors take time to get to know students personally, providing opportunities for hands-on experiential learning and helping mentor future pharmacists, nurses, and educators to reach their potential.