Community Health and Wellness

Keuka College offers a Bachelor of Science in Community Health and Wellness with concentration options. This Community Health and Wellness major is for students who are interested in non-clinical careers in the health care field. Career options may include medical case management, corporate wellness, medical claims adjuster, human services, medical sales, pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution, administration, and more. The degree will allow students the foundational knowledge and skills to enter one of the nation’s fastest-growing job sectors and/or transition to graduate education in their chosen concentration.

Graduates from the Community Health and Wellness program may also be qualified to enter either a graduate or professional health service program, such as health services administration, public health, health informatics, or hospital administration.

The Community Health and Wellness curriculum includes courses that develop foundational knowledge in psychology, computer literacy, business, health care ethics, and population health. Community Health and Wellness majors choose a concentration to further develop their education and career path interests. These include Health Administration and Human Services. The capstone course sequence includes coursework and two required internship experiences appropriate for the chosen concentration.

Students may choose a health service-focused study abroad experience to meet the requirement of Keuka College’s Field Period®.