Health Arts and Sciences - Goddard College

Health Arts and Sciences from Goddard College is a Campus Bachelor Health Administration degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. The low-residency BA in Health Arts and Sciences Program: Bridging Nature, Culture, and Healing is a 120-credit program open to students who have already completed approximately 60 liberal arts credits. Students may be eligible to bring a combination of transfer credits and/or credits awarded for prior learning and experience into the program. This is determined through Goddard's Assessment of Prior Learning process. Students just starting their undergraduate studies can begin in Goddard's BA in Individualized Studies Program, before transferring to the BA in Health Arts and Sciences Program. The BA in Health Arts and Sciences Program inspires students to gain new tools to actively help restore wholeness and health to people and their communities. Students build their self-directed course of study through a synthesis of integrative health studies, holistic sciences, multicultural and social justice perspectives, and an active engagement with self-care and contemplative practices. Students in the BA in Health Arts and Sciences Program challenge themselves to reflect deeply, create meaningful relationships, and develop the resources that are needed to foster healing through personal transformation and radical social change. Students begin each semester with an eight-day intensive residency on the Goddard campus in central Vermont. Each residency functions as a supportive and expansive face-to-face social environment whose purpose is to define and support the work of the semester. Students work with their faculty advisor, network with fellow learners, attend workshops that address degree requirements, develop academic skills, and explore a range of health arts and sciences issues and practices. View more details on Goddard College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Health Administration courses.