Fontbonne College

What you'll study

The curriculum requires courses in Biology and One Health and allows electives in other sciences plus communication, ethics, culture and policy. The programme emphasizes interdisciplinary study of planetary health, integrating perspectives from science, ethics, policy and social justice.

Entry requirements

The source page does not list specific admissions criteria. Prospective applicants should consult Fontbonne University's admissions office or the Biological and Behavioral Sciences Department for current requirements and application details.

Career prospects

This major prepares students aiming for careers across human, animal and environmental health sectors. Graduates are positioned for a range of roles in public health, environmental and animal health fields or for continued study in health disciplines.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Students in the department have opportunities for paid or credit-bearing internships and to participate in faculty-led undergraduate research. For financial support and scholarship options, applicants should contact Fontbonne University's Office of Admission and Aid or review institutional funding resources.