From biotechnology to specialized minors in psychobiology, cellular and molecular biology, bioinformatics, and ecology—as well as a concentration in pre-medicine—Worcester State University offers diverse options for studies across the life sciences, providing an immersive academic experience that extends beyond the classroom.
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In the Communication Sciences and Disorders program at Worcester State University, you will gain a firm grasp on normal human communication processes, as well as speech, language, and hearing disorders—and discover a rewarding path of enhancing people’s lives.
As a public health student in the Health Sciences Department at Worcester State University, you will develop into a dedicated practitioner or educator who is committed to wellness, health promotion, and disease prevention. Through our combination of coursework, field work, and faculty guidance, you’ll discover the importance of prevention strategies in improving health and well-being.
Become a part of Worcester State University’s Occupational Therapy program—where the love of working with people intersects with health care and community. As a student in the program, you will become a capable practitioner ready to help people build or regain the skills they need to live independently.
Since 1974, the Dr. Lillian R. Goodman Department of Nursing at Worcester State University has been educating students and professional nurses to improve the health of individuals, families, and communities around the world. As a student at Worcester State, you will learn evidence-based practices that will engage your critical analysis skills and enhance your caretaking abilities.
