With the American Sign Language (ASL) Certificate in Temple’s College of Public Health, you will develop skills in the widely used language of the deaf.

Learn to identify and describe health problems—including their behavioral, cultural and environmental causes—so you can address population health problems at multiple levels. Students pursuing this minor also learn to apply basic statistical methods for summarizing data, and they help conduct a community health status assessment and characterize investigative processes.

Learn to assess, review and outline management procedures for specific sports injuries of the head, neck and spine. Develop the skills to describe and implement musculoskeletal assessment techniques. Gain valuable experience and knowledge for potential careers in healthcare and prepare to take the National Registry EMT certification exam.

The Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Science focuses on the science and practice of health fitness and sports performance.

Develop a basic understanding of health issues, related health policies and health informatics technology on a global scale. Learn from multidisciplinary experts and gain the knowledge necessary to pursue a professional career in the global public health field, including health services, research or teaching across many sectors.

The Health Information Management BS develops a student’s expertise in healthcare policy, healthcare system infrastructure and information technology.

Students in all majors who are interested in creating and implementing real-world ideas that aid in the betterment of public health-related initiatives across the country may choose to pursue this 18-credit minor. The Health Policy and Management Minor provides an understanding of the ethical foundations, financial intricacies and organizational structures of the U.S. healthcare system and teaches students how to apply that knowledge outside the classroom. Learn management principles, leadership skills, and the ability to analyze and advocate health policies, as well as how to communicate them to diverse audiences.

The Bachelor of Science in Health Professions is designed for students committed to pursuing careers in any of the health professions.

Evaluate and understand the importance of environmental, ethical, political and social issues to the provision of health services. Compare and contrast the approaches to promoting, maintaining or restoring health from the perspectives of various health professions. Tailor your degree to your interests through a specific focus in areas such as health information management, psychology, public health and more.

The Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology prepares students to enter a variety of jobs in the fitness and wellness, health promotion, and physical activity fields.

In the Linguistics Undergraduate Certificate program at Temple’s College of Public Health, students study the building blocks of human communication.

The Nutrition Minor is designed for students interested in understanding food, where it comes from, and how it affects health. Students in the minor develop knowledge and skills that supplement their major, and that are helpful for improving overall health in individuals and communities.

The Bachelor of Science in Recreational Therapy prepares you to become a recreational therapist trained to work in a range of health care environments.

The Speech, Language and Hearing Science BA is a degree program for students interested becoming a speech-language pathologist or audiologist.