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Associate of Science in Health Sciences

The Associate of Science (AS) degree in Health Sciences provides a variety of different tracks that you can take to help you succeed in your desired healthcare field. We offer flexible course delivery formats, experienced instructors and independent study opportunities. 

The Associate of Science degree in Health Sciences can provide a wide variety of skills depending on your path.

Some skills include:

  • Knowledge of human anatomy and pathophysiology
  • Medical terminology
  • Laboratory skills
  • Applying knowledge to case studies
  • Knowledge of the healthcare system
  • Understanding and applying evidence-based research

General education requirements should be completed first or concurrently with Health Sciences core requirements.

GENERAL TRACK

Health Sciences

Learn how to apply health sciences in a professional setting.

DENTAL HYGIENE TRACK

Health Sciences

Develop your expertise to provide patients with preventive and therapeutic oral healthcare.

MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES TRACK

Health Sciences

Learn about a diagnostic approach to healthcare, investigate deep issues and resolve chronic problems. This track is a foundation only; an Associate of Applied Science in Medical Laboratory Sciences is required to pursue a bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Sciences.

NURSING TRACK

Health Sciences

Learn how to use clinical judgment to provide competent, safe, compassionate care while becoming a leader in healthcare.

RADIOLOGIC SCIENCES TRACK

Health Sciences

Support and care for patients by utilizing the latest imaging technology to learn and uncover what's hidden inside.

RESPIRATORY TRACK

Health Sciences

Learn to assess and treat patients with breathing difficulties preparing to make a difference in a fast-paced, collaborative, healthcare environment.

PUBLIC HEALTH TRACK

Health Sciences

Be a leader in public health, learn about how diseases impact populations and how to protect the health of the community.

Achieve

 

As a graduate, you can pursue a bachelor of science degree, healthcare professional certificates, advanced educational opportunities, or you can begin working with the skills you have developed. Graduates with an AS degree often go on to enjoy careers in many different healthcare environments.

Visit the Weber State catalog to see information about specific courses you’ll be taking.