Overview:

The Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc) is an undergraduate degree offered by several New Zealand universities, designed for students interested in the diverse and dynamic field of health. This degree provides a broad understanding of health issues, health systems, and the factors that influence public health and well-being. It is an ideal choice for students aiming for careers in healthcare, public health, policy-making, or those wishing to pursue postgraduate qualifications in health-related fields such as nursing, physiotherapy, or public health.

The BHSc program focuses on the integration of biomedical sciences, social sciences, and health policy, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of human health and the determinants of health at individual, community, and population levels.

Level:
7

Credits:
360

Program Details:
Bachelor of Health Sciences, University of Auckland | Location(s): Grafton
Intake(s): Feb/July
Location(s): Grafton

Eligibility:
60% in Higher Secondary School