About Our Health Science Program
From Hands-on to healthcare
Engaging experiences transform you into a confident professional.
From hands-on experiences like the cadaver labs, to project-based courses, or individual research projects with professors, the health science emphasis puts your skills to the test and builds your resume.
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Gain Experience
Internship experience as an undergraduate can help pave the way for future education and professional career.
Get Involved
Meet like-minded students and make professional connections that will help you achieve your career goals.
Access Expertise
Get connected with young professionals so you can get a glimpse of what your future holds.
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It's Only Here
"I decided to major in human biology, as other schools that I looked into didn’t offer anything quite like it. The closest majors of other schools were general biology, chemistry, pre-med, etc., but UW-Green Bay’s human biology major included an aspect of all of them. I felt comfortable majoring in human biology because I felt there were other healthcare options I could pursue if my original plan didn’t quite work out."
Katharina Keller '22
Genetic Counseling Assistant at PreventionGenetics | Human Biology and Psychology Double Major
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Ask an Expert
Professor Brian Merkel is the Chair of Human Biology and head of the Tiny Earth project at UW-Green Bay. His passion is as a professor and researcher focusing on the effects of environmental toxicants and herbal supplements on immune function. Have questions? He can help!