The Bachelor of Science degree in Integrative Health is an interdisciplinary program that applies a holistic approach to health promotion and disease prevention. The courses provide graduates with an understanding of the human body and the fundamentals of health and disease. The program consists of various scientific disciplines including biology, chemistry, nutrition, anatomy and physiology, prevention, and wellness, and herbology. Upon graduation, students are equipped to work in health and wellness industries and are prepared to apply for graduate degree programs in Naturopathic Medicine, Doctor of Chiropractic, Nutrition, Exercise Science, and related health science degrees.
12% growth rate for community health workers over a 10-year period
Projected employment of 15,200 for health educators and community health workers by 2031 Source
The median annual wage for health education specialists was $48,860 in 2022. The median annual wage for health education specialists was $60,600 in May 2021. Source
Parker’s graduates in the Bachelor’s of Science in Integrative Health can pursue a career as a:
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