Our undergraduate and graduate degrees prepare you to assess how determinants like access, education, social support networks or motivation interact to impact individual behavioral decisions. Participate in faculty-led research related to disease prevention, behavior change, policy impact and overall health within a variety of community populations. Graduates utilize their skills in a variety of professional settings, including health care facilities, non-profit organizations, schools and community or governmental agencies. Undergraduate students are also prepared to further their education by pursuing graduate degrees in medicine, public health, athletic training, health education, physical therapy, nursing and healthcare administration.