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Departments

The School of Health and Human Sciences consists of 10 departments offering undergraduate and graduate degrees as well as graduate certificates. Our programs have common goals of improving quality of life, promoting wellbeing, and advocating for underserved groups.

CSD students conducting research at Horsepower Summer Camp

Communication Sciences and Disorders

Preparing students to become exemplary speech-language pathology and audiology leaders.

Community and Therapeutic Recreation

Preparing professionals to enhance health, wellness, and quality of life among individuals and communities.

CTR students work at the Therapeutic Recreation Lab
Genetic Counseling Program at UNCG

Genetic Counseling

Guiding students to become culturally sensitive, ethical genetic counselors.

Gerontology

Preparing students to enhance the lives of older adults through evidence-based practices.

gerontology program

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY STUDIES

Preparing students to understand early child development, adolescent changes, family relationships, and cultural influences as foundational to creating impactful prevention and intervention practices.

HUMAN HEALTH SCIENCES PROGRAM

Preparing students for in-demand careers making a difference in people鈥檚 lives and creating healthier communities.

Human Health Sciences -Jeannette Wade and students
Department of Kinesiology

KINESIOLOGY

Preparing students to enhance health, physical activity, physical performance, and well-being across the lifespan.

NUTRITION

Provide students a small, close-knit community within a large university and opportunities at all levels to work with expert clinicians, researchers, and top-notch mentors.

Nutrition Student
PCS students working in field during Study Abroad trip

Peace and Conflict Studies

Peace and conflict studies focuses on conflict transformation and the building of peaceful and just societies.

PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION

Public health is the science of preventing disease, promoting health, and prolonging life within entire populations.

public health faculty and staff
Ai'Yonna Williams is a UNCG social work student who is doing an internship at the Middle College

Social Work

Social Work faculty are leaders in the field and working to address major societal issues, such as discrimination, poverty, substance use, homelessness, and mental illness.