COURSE CURRICULUM

The Health Science program at Providence University College offers a diverse and rigorous selection of courses that provide students with a strong foundation in both the natural and social sciences, equipping them for advanced studies or careers in healthcare, research, and related fields. Core science courses such as Introduction to Biology, Introduction to Chemistry, and Cell Biology introduce students to fundamental principles of life and chemical processes. Human Anatomy, Histology, and Physiology deepen understanding of the human body’s structure and function, while Essentials of Microbiology and Human Disease explore the role of microorganisms and illness in human health. Genetics, Biochemistry, and Molecular Methods offer a closer look at the biochemical and genetic mechanisms that underpin health and disease. Complementary courses like Introduction to Psychology and Sociology of Health examine the psychological and societal influences on well-being. Ethical considerations in medicine and healthcare are addressed in the Ethics course, while Statistical Analysis and Introduction to Calculus provide the quantitative skills necessary for interpreting research and scientific data. Topics in Health Research introduces students to current trends and methods in health-related investigation. Together, these interdisciplinary courses help students discover their interests within the health sciences and prepare them for meaningful contributions to the healthcare sector.