Clarkson's Lewis School of Health & Life Sciences is now offering a new Bachelor of Science in Healthcare degree program that can prepare students for virtually countless careers in the healthcare field -- from patient care to public health and policy. ''Healthcare is one of the fastest growing sectors and the world of healthcare is changing rapidly,'' according to Lennart Johns, Founding Dean of the Lewis School. ''We have designed a curriculum with foundational knowledge, but also the flexibility to adapt to student interests and our changing world.'' The new healthcare major is designed for students who are interested in any facet of healthcare including pre-clinical, business, data analytics, public health policy, research, and bioethics.
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