Academics

College of Health

Are you on the right path to make the world a healthier place?
The first step is important - and your journey begins here.

  
Corvallis Campus

 
Ecampus

 
OSU-Cascades

Name change! The College of Public Health and Human Sciences is changing its name to the College of Health. You’ll likely see both names for the next few months. We’re also reorganizing. Here's what you need to know to navigate this process.

We holistically address health across the lifespan and prepare you to be a globally minded public health and human sciences professional ready to take on our greatest challenges to health and well-being.

We offer several programs 100% online through OSU Ecampus, ranked top 10 in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.

  Find out more about the Master of Public Health program or Accelerated Master's Program.

Academic programs

Athletic Training

MATRN

Environmental and Occupational Health

MPH Ph.D.

Epidemiology

MPH Ph.D.

Global Health

MPH Ph.D.

Health Management and Policy

BS MPH Ph.D.

Health Promotion and Health Behavior

BS MPH Ph.D.

Human Development and Family Sciences

BS Ph.D.

Nutrition

BS MS MS-PD Ph.D.

Physical Therapy

DPT

Public Health Practice

MPH Ecampus

Public Health

BS (undergraduate degree general option)

Online Degree Programs

You are unique – and so is the path to your career goals, whether you’re earning an undergraduate degree, working to advance in your career or adding a minor. We offer several programs 100% online through OSU Ecampus, ranked top 10 in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.

Pre-health professions

Is a career in medicine, nursing or allied health in your future? The College of Health could be a great fit! Oregon State doesn’t offer a major in pre-medicine/nursing/pre-professional studies; however several of our degrees have prerequisites built into their curriculum.
Check out pre-med or pre-health professions for more details.

Baccalaureate Core Fitness

The Baccalaureate Core Fitness requirement for students to graduate Oregon State University consists of two components: A Lifetime Fitness for Health course (HHS 231) and a Physical Activity Course (PAC) of their choice.

Accreditation

The college is accredited at the highest level by the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH).

In addition, many programs carry their own accreditation.