Bachelor of Arts - Spanish and Community Health (Multidisciplinary Studies)

The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) expects employment in healthcare to increase by 28% through 2031, creating an additional 136,000 jobs. The Spanish and Community Health niche area will provide students with the flexibility to focus on specific areas of interest that will uniquely prepare them for a wide variety of positions at different levels of healthcare management.

Students will be prepared to interpret in medical settings between Spanish and English by combining Spanish and Community Health coursework, bridging the gap that currently increases the risk for misdiagnosis and prevents potentially life-threatening outcomes.