For more than a century, Northeastern University’s Bouvé College of Health Sciences has championed a simple idea: Experience deepens learning. Here, at one of the nation’s leading health science colleges, future pharmacists, policymakers, administrators, nurses, physical therapists, scientists, speech therapists, and psychologists learn from renowned professors, while apprenticing alongside preeminent clinicians and researchers at top health institutions. Bouvé College of Health Sciences encompasses four exceptional schools, Health Professions, Nursing, Clinical and Rehabilitation Sciences, and Pharmacy. Together, these institutions leverage interdisciplinary collaboration and strategic synergies to tackle the world’s most pressing health challenges. Students have the opportunity to study a broad array of both graduate and undergraduate programs in health, public health and the health profession fields including audiology; applied psychology; exercise science; health sciences; nursing, physician assistants; physical therapy, movement and rehabilitation sciences; and speech-language pathology. Physical, biological, behavioral, social, environmental and health systems sciences courses offer valuable clinical opportunities for students interested in pursuing pre-med, pre-health or pre-PT tracks. It is this cross-pollination of academic rigor, interdisciplinary perspectives and globally recognized experiential learning that distinguishes Bouvé and its graduates.
