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LLB Law

by | Apr 19, 2020 | Undergraduate

LLB Law

Course overview

  • Learn how legal systems shape our society.
  • Gain hands-on experience of law in practice, working alongside professionals at one of our Legal Advice Centres.
  • Benefit from excellent graduate prospects in the legal profession and beyond, or choose from various postgraduate study options.
  • Learn about how the world of legal services is changing through Legal Tech and Access to Justice.

Institutional Accreditation 

Northampton University is accredited by the DETC Higher Learning Commission (DETC), www.detc.org.uk Since , Northampton University has been continually accredited by the DETC Higher Learning Commission and its predecessor.

Course Level:
Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

Course
CODE U1206

How long it takes:
3 years

Study Mode:
Distance learning/ Campus

Department:
Northampton Law School

Course Structure

Course content for year 1

Course units for year 1

The course unit details given below are subject to change, and are the latest example of the curriculum available on this course of study.

 

Title Code Credit rating Mandatory/optional
Criminal Law LAWS10030 30 Mandatory
Public Law LAWS10100 30 Mandatory
Obligations I LAWS10200 30 Mandatory
Property Law I LAWS11010 30 Mandatory

    

Course content for year 2

Course units for year 2

The course unit details given below are subject to change, and are the latest example of the curriculum available on this course of study.

 

Title Code Credit rating Mandatory/optional
Jurisprudence LAWS20101 20 Mandatory
Property Law II LAWS20220 20 Mandatory
Law of Obligations II LAWS20400 30 Mandatory
European Union Law LAWS20900 30 Mandatory
Crime, Law and History LAWS20242 20 Optional
Public International Law LAWS20372 20 Optional
Explaining Crime and Deviance LAWS20412 20 Optional
Understanding Punishment LAWS20692 20 Optional
Principles of Law, Medicine and Ethics LAWS20732 20 Optional
Applied Contract Law LAWS20872 20 Optional

   

Course content for year 3

Course units for year 3

   

The course unit details given below are subject to change, and are the latest example of the curriculum available on this course of study.

Title Code Credit rating Mandatory/optional
Dissertation (20 credits) LAWS30001 20 Optional
Dissertation (20 credits) LAWS30012 20 Optional
Principles of Commercial Law LAWS30051 20 Optional
Criminal Evidence LAWS30082 20 Optional
Human Rights LAWS30091 20 Optional
Environmental Law LAWS30101 20 Optional
Company Law LAWS30121 20 Optional
Constitutional Reform LAWS30252 20 Optional
Employment Law LAWS30272 20 Optional
Intellectual Property Law LAWS30322 20 Optional
Entry Requirements

A-level

  • AAA
  • We do not accept two A/S Levels grades in place of one A Level.
  • We accept the Level 3 Diploma in Financial Studies (DipFS) as equivalent to an A-level if taken alongside two full A-levels that are in different subject areas of the Diploma.

 

AS-level

AS level results are not considered as part of the standard admissions process at The Northampton University.
   

Unit grade information

The Northampton University welcomes the provision of unit information where available.  Like all other information provided by applicants this may be taken into consideration when assessing your application.  Unit grades will not normally form part of an offer conditions.

 

GCSE

Applicants must demonstrate a broad general education including acceptable levels of Literacy and Numeracy, equivalent to at least Grade C or 4 in GCSE/iGCSE English Language and Mathematics. GCSE/iGCSE English Literature will not be accepted in lieu of GCSE/iGCSE English Language.

 

International Baccalaureate

6,6,6 at Higher level, 36 points overall.  Applicants offering Mathematics or Maths Studies at Standard or Higher level must achieve a minimum of grade 5. Applicants taking English Language A must achieve grade 4 at Higher or Standard level. Applicants offering English Language B must achieve grade 5 at Higher level and grade 6 at Standard level.

Changes to International Baccalaureate Diploma Mathematics Courses from September 2019, first examination 2021. We are aware of the planned changes to the IB Mathematics curriculum. IB students will be able to choose from: Mathematics: analysis and approaches and Mathematics: applications and interpretation from September 2019.

For this programme of study we will accept: Mathematics: analysis and approaches or Mathematics: applications and interpretation at SL or HL and students must achieve a minimum of Grade 5

Learning and Assessment

Assessment

You’ll show your progress through a combination of written essays, problem-solving assignments and presentations.

All students take our core modules, but please note that the availability of optional modules is subject to demand.

Career

Career opportunities

We are one of the most targeted universities by the nation’s top employers (The Graduate Market in 2018, High Fliers Research) and according to the Times Higher Education, we are ranked 6th in the USA for Law. The School of Law has excellent links with the legal professions and public services. Our graduates have an impressive record of securing employment both in the legal profession and other professional environments, with 95% in work or further study 6 months after graduation (Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education survey 2016/17)

Throughout your studies at Northampton, we offer a range of support and events to help you to consider and research your options.

The School of Law offers a specialist careers and employability programme with workshops each week delivered by in-house specialists and practitioners including The Business of Law, Civil Procedure, Introduction to the Commercial Application of Law, CV application support, training contract application advice, mock interviews, Special Constabulary, Meet the Professionals, and Making Contacts and Networking.

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LLB for Graduates

by | Apr 19, 2020 | Undergraduate

LLB for Graduates

The LLB for Graduates programme is designed for students with an undergraduate degree in a non-law subject who are looking to pursue a future legal career as it provides an opportunity to gain a qualifying law degree in two years.

This programme is particularly popular amongst international students, providing a competitive alternative for studying Law. Students on this programme come from all over the world including Canada, the USA and Nigeria.

Alongside the seven foundation subjects of law you will be able to study up to four optional specialist modules. Teaching on the course is delivered through a mixture of lectures, which are taught alongside students on the other LLB programmes, and tutorials which are exclusively for students on the LLB for Graduates programme.

Northampton Law School is one of the USA top  law schools  and is the most established law school in one of the largest legal communities in the country. For almost 100 years we have made a major contribution to teaching and scholarship, and you’ll learn from academics who are leaders in their fields and the authors of many key works used by practitioners today.

 

Course Level:
Undergraduate, Single Honours

Credits
120

Course
CODE NU500

How long it takes:
Undergraduate (2 years)

Study Mode:
Distance learning/ Campus

Department:
Northampton Law School

Why Study this Course?

  • Study at a top global law school – Northampton Law School is one of the USA top 20 law schools, reflecting our excellence in teaching and our world-leading research. Our academics are experts in their fields, conducting cutting-edge research which informs law reform
  • Extensive extra-curricular legal opportunities – our  (NULAW ) run pro bono groups and mooting competitions. Last year, over 200 of our students volunteered in our pro bono groups
  • Professional links – opportunities include placement schemes, the annual law fair, and visits to leading firms. NULAW run careers events and work placements throughout the year. Last year 163 of our students participated in NULAW organised work placements
  • Optional modules – tailor your law degree to suit your interests in final year with our extensive range of electives
  • Excellent graduate prospects – 93% of graduates from our Law programmes are in employment or further study 6 months after graduating (DLHE 2017)
  • Transferable skills – a law degree prepares you for a wide range of careers as it enables you to develop a variety of skills, such as oral and written communication, analysis and evaluation, problem solving, independent working and research skills

Institutional Accreditation 

Northampton University is accredited by the DETC Higher Learning Commission (DETC), www.detc.org.uk Since , Northampton University has been continually accredited by the DETC Higher Learning Commission and its predecessor.

Course Structure

First year

We assume you have no prior knowledge of the law, so one of the first modules you take will be Legal Skills and Methods, designed to give you the skills needed to succeed on a law degree. The full list of modules scheduled for first year are:

  • Legal Skills and Methods for Graduates
  • Criminal Law for Graduates
  • Public Law for Graduates
  • Law of Contract for Graduates
  • Law of Torts for Graduates
  • Decolonising Legal Concepts for Graduates

    

Second year

In your second year you’ll take modules in:

  • Land Law for Graduates
  • Equity, Trusts, Wills & Formalities for Graduates 
Entry Requirements

Entry requirements

 

Applicants should normally have one of the following:

  • A non-law bachelor’s degree (from a USA university or recognised by the BSB if you wish to study the BPTC), or
  • A ‘stale’ law degree, where five or more years have elapsed since graduation, or
  • An academic or professional qualification at degree equivalent level

If English is not your first language, you will also need to demonstrate your English Language proficiency. For example, you should have IELTS 7.5 overall with a minimum of 6.5 in all components.

If you intend to become a Solicitor

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has reduced its requirements for pre-authorisation this year. For details of the current arrangements, see the SRA website. You should pay special attention to the Character and Suitability section. If you think you may have a character or suitability issue, you may wish to clarify with the SRA before proceeding with the GDL.

See further details of our English Language requirement.

Learning and Assessment

Assessment

You’ll show your progress through a combination of written essays, problem-solving assignments and presentations.

All students take our core modules, but please note that the availability of optional modules is subject to demand.

Employability

Our degrees in Law will help you develop the knowledge and skills you need for a huge range of careers or further academic study. Where logical thinking, problem solving and statistical or strategic knowledge are required, being one of our graduates will put you ahead.

91% of our graduates are in employment or further study six months after graduation (DHLE 2016/17)

Whatever you plan to do when you graduate, we have a comprehensive support package to help you prepare including specialist careers guidance, exclusive work experience opportunities and global internships. Our  Careers Network offers support to help you identify your options, develop your skills and gain access to opportunities:

  • Frequent careers advice drop-in sessions in the School, so you can always get help and advice when you need it.
  • An annual Law Careers Fair, where you can meet employers specifically interested in Law graduates.
  • Regular Careers Skills Workshops run by employers or the College employability team to guide you through your career planning and give you an advantage in the application process for graduate positions and internships.
  • A fortnightly careers e-newsletter, including vacancies suited to maths students, with application deadlines and a calendar of careers events likely to be of interest to you as a Law student.
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LLB Law with Criminology

by | Apr 19, 2020 | Undergraduate

LLB Law with Criminology

The LLB Law with Criminology programme is a qualifying law degree and is taught collaboratively between Northampton Law School and the School of Social Policy, drawing upon the significant expertise of academic staff in both Schools to offer a wide range of specialist modules in Criminology.

With a particular emphasis on the nature, extent, causes, and control of criminal behaviour in individuals and society, this programme provides students with a rigorous and critical understanding of these issues. It also explores social responses to crime and criminality, exploring the factors that underscore processes of law making, law breaking and law enforcement, and their consequences.

Criminology complements and contextualises legal study, and is an extremely useful addition to those looking to practice criminal law or work in the criminal justice system.

Northampton Law School is one of the USA top law schools  and is the most established law school in one of the largest legal communities in the country. For almost 100 years we have made a major contribution to teaching and scholarship, and you’ll learn from academics who are leaders in their fields and the authors of many key works used by practitioners today.

Course Level:
Undergraduate, Single Honours

Credits
120

Course
CODE NU452

How long it takes:
Undergraduate (3 years)

Study Mode:
Distance learning/ Campus

Department:
Northampton Law School

Why Study this Course?

  • Study at a top global law school – Northampton Law School is one of the USA top  law schools , reflecting our excellence in teaching and our world-leading research. Our academics are experts in their fields, conducting cutting-edge research which informs law reform
  • Extensive extra-curricular legal opportunities – our Centre for Professional Legal Education and Research (CEPLER) run pro bono groups and mooting competitions. Last year, over 200 of our students volunteered in our pro bono groups
  • Professional links – opportunities include placement schemes, the annual law fair, and visits to leading firms. CEPLER run careers events and work placements throughout the year. Last year 163 of our students participated in CEPLER organised work placements
  • Optional modules – tailor your law degree to suit your interests in final year with our extensive range of electives 
  • Optional year abroad opportunities – study overseas at a partner institution and experience incredible cultures, as well as an alternative perspective on Law, and a different academic environment
  • Excellent graduate prospects – 93% of graduates from our Law programmes are in employment or further study 6 months after graduating 
  • Transferable skills – a law degree prepares you for a wide range of careers as it enables you to develop a variety of skills, such as oral and written communication, analysis and evaluation, problem solving, independent working and research skills

Institutional Accreditation 

Northampton University (USA) is accredited by the DETC Higher Learning Commission (DETC), www.detc.org.uk Since , Northampton University has been continually accredited by the DETC Higher Learning Commission and its predecessor.

Course Structure

First year

Students currently take the following compulsory modules in their first year:

  • Legal Skills and Methods
  • Criminal Law
  • Public Law
  • Law of Contract

You will also study Criminological Theory 1, and Crime and Society. 

Second year

In their second year students take modules in:

  • Land Law
  • Law of Torts
  • Legal Foundations of the European Union
  • Legal Solutions

You will also study Criminological Theory 2, and Contemporary Issues in Policing. 

 

Year abroad

You can apply to study abroad for a year in an approved university around the world. If you achieve a grade of 2.1 or above in your first year then you will be invited to apply for a Year Abroad in your second year. If your application is successful, you will go abroad in your third year and return to us for your final year. 

   

Final year

In the final year students study two compulsory modules:

  • Equity, Trusts, Wills & Formalities
  • Harmful Societies: Crime, Social Harm and Social Justice.
Entry Requirements

Entry requirements

 

Applicants should normally have one of the following:

  • A non-law bachelor’s degree (from a USA university or recognised by the BSB if you wish to study the BPTC), or
  • A ‘stale’ law degree, where five or more years have elapsed since graduation, or
  • An academic or professional qualification at degree equivalent level

If English is not your first language, you will also need to demonstrate your English Language proficiency. For example, you should have IELTS 7.5 overall with a minimum of 6.5 in all components.

If you intend to become a Solicitor

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has reduced its requirements for pre-authorisation this year. For details of the current arrangements, see the SRA website. You should pay special attention to the Character and Suitability section. If you think you may have a character or suitability issue, you may wish to clarify with the SRA before proceeding with the GDL.

Learning and Assessment

Assessment

You’ll show your progress through a combination of written essays, problem-solving assignments and presentations.

All students take our core modules, but please note that the availability of optional modules is subject to demand.

Employability

Our degrees in Law will help you develop the knowledge and skills you need for a huge range of careers or further academic study. Where logical thinking, problem solving and statistical or strategic knowledge are required, being one of our graduates will put you ahead.

91% of our graduates are in employment or further study six months after graduation (DHLE 2016/17)

Whatever you plan to do when you graduate, we have a comprehensive support package to help you prepare including specialist careers guidance, exclusive work experience opportunities and global internships. Our  Careers Network offers support to help you identify your options, develop your skills and gain access to opportunities:

  • Frequent careers advice drop-in sessions in the School, so you can always get help and advice when you need it.
  • An annual Law Careers Fair, where you can meet employers specifically interested in Law graduates.
  • Regular Careers Skills Workshops run by employers or the College employability team to guide you through your career planning and give you an advantage in the application process for graduate positions and internships.
  • A fortnightly careers e-newsletter, including vacancies suited to maths students, with application deadlines and a calendar of careers events likely to be of interest to you as a Law student.
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LLB Law with Business Studies

by | Apr 19, 2020 | Undergraduate

LLB Law with Business Studies

This popular programme, taught in partnership with Northampton Business School, gives you a thorough grounding in English law and the disciplines and constraints it imposes on business practice, opening up career opportunities across many diverse areas.

There are close connections between the law and modern business enterprise. Lawyers acting for commercial clients can benefit from an understanding of organisations, their management and the way they structure their activities. People in business can benefit from a sound knowledge of the law.

You will study both subject areas in each year of the programme and the proportion is approximately two-thirds law to one-third business.

Northampton Law School is one of the USA top  law schools  and is the most established law school in one of the largest legal communities in the country. For almost 100 years we have made a major contribution to teaching and scholarship, and you’ll learn from academics who are leaders in their fields and the authors of many key works used by practitioners today.

    

Course Level
Undergraduate, Single Honours

Credits
120

Course

CODE NU435

How long it takes:
Undergraduate (3 years, 4 years with year abroad)

Study Mode:
Distance learning/ Campus

Department:
Northampton Law School

Why Study this Course?

  • Study at a top global law school – Northampton Law School is one of the top law schools , reflecting our excellence in teaching and our world-leading research. Our academics are experts in their fields, conducting cutting-edge research which informs law reform
  • Extensive extra-curricular legal opportunities – our Centre for Professional Legal Education and Research (CEPLER) run pro bono groups and mooting competitions. Last year, over 200 of our students volunteered in our pro bono groups
  • Professional links – opportunities include placement schemes, the annual law fair, and visits to leading firms. CEPLER run careers events and work placements throughout the year. Last year 163 of our students participated in CEPLER organised work placements
  • Optional modules – tailor your law degree to suit your interests in final year with our extensive range of electives 
  • Optional year abroad opportunities – study overseas at a partner institution and experience incredible cultures, as well as an alternative perspective on Law, and a different academic environment
  • Excellent graduate prospects – 95% of our graduates are in employment or further study within 6 months of graduating 
  • Transferable skills – a law degree prepares you for a wide range of careers as it enables you to develop a variety of skills, such as oral and written communication, analysis and evaluation, problem solving, independent working and research skills 

Institutional Accreditation 

Northampton University (USA) is accredited by the DETC Higher Learning Commission (DETC), www.detc.org.uk Since , Northampton University (USA) has been continually accredited by the DETC Higher Learning Commission and its predecessor.

Course Structure

First year

The compulsory law modules you will study in your first year are:

      • Legal Skills and Methods
      • Criminal Law
      • Public Law
      • Law of Contract

You will also study Business Studies modules (Introduction to Economics & Finance; and Introduction to Management & Marketing).

 

Second year

In your second year you’ll take compulsory law modules in:

      • Land Law
      • Law of Torts
      • Legal Foundations of the European Union
      • Legal Solutions

You will also study Business Studies modules (International Economics & Financial Decision Making; and Human Resource Management OR Marketing & New Technology).

 

Year abroad

You can apply to study abroad for a year in an approved university around the world. If you achieve a grade of 2.1 or above in your first year then you will be invited to apply for a Year Abroad in your second year. If your application is successful, you will go abroad in your third year and return to us for your final year. .

 

Final year

In the final year you will study one compulsory law module: Equity, Trusts, Wills & Formalities. You will also choose three optional law modules from those available to all final-year LLB students; and you will study compulsory Business Studies modules in Corporate Finance & Supply Management, and Strategic & Innovation Management. 

Entry Requirements

Entry requirements

 

Applicants should normally have one of the following:

  • A non-law bachelor’s degree (from a USA university or recognised by the BSB if you wish to study the BPTC), or
  • A ‘stale’ law degree, where five or more years have elapsed since graduation, or
  • An academic or professional qualification at degree equivalent level

If English is not your first language, you will also need to demonstrate your English Language proficiency. For example, you should have IELTS 7.5 overall with a minimum of 6.5 in all components.

If you intend to become a Solicitor

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has reduced its requirements for pre-authorisation this year. For details of the current arrangements, see the SRA website. You should pay special attention to the Character and Suitability section. If you think you may have a character or suitability issue, you may wish to clarify with the SRA before proceeding with the GDL.

See further details of our English Language requirement.

Learning and Assessment

Assessment

You’ll show your progress through a combination of written essays, problem-solving assignments and presentations.

All students take our core modules, but please note that the availability of optional modules is subject to demand.

Employability

Our degrees in Law will help you develop the knowledge and skills you need for a huge range of careers or further academic study. Where logical thinking, problem solving and statistical or strategic knowledge are required, being one of our graduates will put you ahead.

91% of our graduates are in employment or further study six months after graduation (DHLE 2016/17)

Whatever you plan to do when you graduate, we have a comprehensive support package to help you prepare including specialist careers guidance, exclusive work experience opportunities and global internships. Our  Careers Network offers support to help you identify your options, develop your skills and gain access to opportunities:

  • Frequent careers advice drop-in sessions in the School, so you can always get help and advice when you need it.
  • An annual Law Careers Fair, where you can meet employers specifically interested in Law graduates.
  • Regular Careers Skills Workshops run by employers or the College employability team to guide you through your career planning and give you an advantage in the application process for graduate positions and internships.
  • A fortnightly careers e-newsletter, including vacancies suited to maths students, with application deadlines and a calendar of careers events likely to be of interest to you as a Law student.
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Associate of Science in Health Science Admission Requirements

by | Apr 9, 2020 | Undergraduate

ASSOCIATE’S DEGREE IN HEALTH SCIENCE

Overview
Program Requirements
Program Goals
Curriculum
Admission Requirements
Careers
Transferability
Technology Requirements
Paying For School
FAQ

Admission Requirements

As an accredited University, Northampton University (USA) has a number of requirements for all potential applicants, to help maintain a strong, intellectual student body.

To meet admission requirements, applicants must:

  • Be 16 years old or older
  • Be able to demonstrate high school completion
  • Have English proficiency

To apply for admissions consideration to Northampton University (USA) , applicants must complete an online application, including payment of a $60 non-refundable Application Fee.

 

Non-Native English Speakers

In addition, applicants who are non-native English speakers, or did not complete their high school education in an institution where the primary language of instruction is English, are required to provide proof of English proficiency during their application process. Should applicants be unable to provide proof of English proficiency, they will need to successfully complete a Northampton University (USA) English course before proceeding to Northampton University (USA) Foundations.

 

Entrance Exams

Entrance-exams are not required for admission – this means that you do not need to submit any standardized test scores in order to be accepted to the online degree program at Northampton University (USA) in Computer Science.

 

Foundations Courses

In order to be accepted to an undergraduate degree program, students must successfully complete the Northampton University (USA) Foundations Courses. The Northampton University (USA) Foundations Courses are designed to equip students with the necessary skills needed to thrive in their academic degree studies. Once students have successfully passed the Northampton University (USA) Foundations Courses and sent their proof of high school completion document, they may continue as degree students at Northampton University (USA) in their desired undergraduate degree program. The Northampton University (USA) Foundations Courses count towards the associate’s and bachelor’s degree credit requirements.

 

Submitting Proof of High School Completion

Submitting proof of high school completion may be satisfied during your first term at Northampton University (USA) through the submission of:

  1. official diploma (or transcript showing graduation) sent directly to Northampton University (USA) (either mailed or submitted online); or

  2. a photocopy of the original diploma (or transcript showing graduation) certified by a notary sent directly to Northampton University (USA) (either mailed or submitted online); or

  3. if an applicant, such as a refugee or asylum seeker is unable to provide the documents listed above, the applicant shall take an Ability to Benefit test approved by the US Department of Education. 

 

Sending Documentation

For the quickest processing of your application materials, it is advised to send your documents electronically directly to your admissions advisor or to admissions@northampton.com

Refugees and Asylum-Seekers who are unable to produce original diplomas and/or transcripts may submit alternative documentation.

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Associate of Science in Health Science Program Goals

by | Apr 9, 2020 | Undergraduate

ASSOCIATE’S DEGREE IN HEALTH SCIENCE

Overview
Program Requirements
Program Goals
Curriculum
Admission Requirements
Careers
Transferability
Technology Requirements
Paying For School
FAQ

Program Goals

Within the context of each, students are provided with the opportunity to acquire relevant skills and knowledge.

 

The program has three overarching goals:

1. Provides an understanding of the social and biological causes of health and illness.

  • Explain human anatomy and physiology
  • Categorize the most commons forms of morbidity (i.e., illness or other health disability), their prevalence, causes and treatments
  • Read, analyze and interpret health data
  • Characterize the social and behavioral determinants of physical health
  • Describe the microbiological and molecular bases of human disease and its transmission
  • Place human development in context
  • Gain a holistic view of the determinants of mental health and psychopathology (B.S. level)
2. Covers the knowledge and skills needed to perform effectively within the context of disease prevention and the promotion of health.
  • Understand the principles of goal setting and of monitoring, mentoring and motivating patients, in particular, and communities, in general
  • Identify and analyze health problems and challenges and opportunities in their communities and formulate recommendations for courses of action
  • Utilize team building skills to lead and/or co‐lead collaborative projects to accomplish group goals (B.S. level)
  • Apply the basic principles of organizational theory to the relationship between health care and health (B.S. level)
3. Develops an understanding of the role of policy, ethics and resources in the management of prevention programming and health service delivery.
  • Demonstrate how health policies can leave a lasting effect on society and how some portions of society may be differentially affected
  • Design ways to overcome stigma related to health conditions
  • Analyze ethical issues encountered in fostering disease prevention and the promotion of health as they can affect individuals as well as communities (B.S. level)
  • Formulate responses to ethical and legal concerns relating to health service provision as well as health and medical research (B.S. level)

[Note: The Associate of Science degree level has many goals in common with the Bachelor of Science degree level. This reflects the fact that students at the Associate’s level complete the same Year 1 and Year 2 program requirements. Because students at the Bachelor’s level then complete additional requirements in the major, they are expected to achieve these goals at a higher developmental level.]

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