Departments and Programs

The Department of Athletic Training prepares you for graduate studies and rewarding careers in athletic training through quality educational and research experiences in our state-of-the-art facilities.

In the dental hygiene program, you'll learn the fundamental and technical skills needed to pursue your career in the health professions field.

The Paramedic Studies and Emergency Healthcare programs offer emergency responders lifesaving skills and experience to advance their careers.

Department of Health Administrative Services (HAS) students graduate prepared for managerial, technical and health leadership roles, while many also advance their careers through our master's program.

In the Department of Health Sciences, you can earn your Associate of Science in Health Sciences (ASHS) degree, through six customizable degree tracks, while completing prerequisite coursework for other health profession programs.

The Department of Medical Laboratory Sciences (MLS) prepares students to play a central role in the detection, diagnosis and treatment of disease. Our students graduate prepared to work in hospitals and research facilities and be problem solvers in an ever-changing field.

Weber State University’s Annie Taylor Dee School of Nursing trains caring and compassionate students who love working with people to become skilled nursing professionals. Our consistently top-ranked nursing school in the nation has the program that's right for you no matter where you are in your nursing career.

Earn your Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) degree from WSU's Department of Physician Assistant Medicine in 24 months. The program has a unique dual focus on primary care and hospital internal medicine, the fastest-growing medical specialty in the country.

If you're pursuing a pre-medical, pre-physician assistant or pre-professional program, you pick a major in any discipline and include the courses that medical schools require, such as anatomy and physiology, in your undergraduate studies.

A non-degree program created to help students understand what they need to do to be admitted to a physical therapy program.

Students become experts in producing medical images through ionizing radiation, sound waves or magnetic fields to diagnose and treat patients. You’ll gain clinical experience and learn the skills you need to earn your certification and move up the career ladder.

The Respiratory Therapy program prepares students to be a Certified Respiratory Therapist (CRT) or Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT). Learn to treat patients for respiratory ailments in diverse areas such as critical care, air and ground transport, and emergency rooms.