Department of Health Sciences
Health Sciences Building
Room 201
MS: 7571
(509) 963-1912
HealthSciences@cwu.edu
Human physiology is the combined study of human structure and human function. Within this major, you will participate in applying scientific research to the real-world problems that benefit your own community. You will also gain an appreciation for other communities outside of your own and the benefits scientific research has on each and every one of us.
The new Health Science building features state-of-the-art technology including 3D Anatomage tables, an ambulance simulator, and an environmental chamber that can simulate altitudes and temperatures!
“The relationships we have with our students are reciprocal—we get as much out of them as they do out of us.” Jared Dickinson, Director of Clinical Physiology
A human physiology major prepares you for a job in a health-related field. It is also designed to promote critical thinking and analytical skills as well as effective writing, speaking, and presenting.
The program aims to provide all skills necessary for students wanting to continue their education in graduate or specialized professional programs, preparing them for their next journey, as well as those seeking jobs in physiology upon graduation.
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Find out how much this program costs through the registrar
Upon graduation, you will be equipped with the skills necessary to succeed in graduate school and/or professional fields of study. Graduates find opportunities in various physiology-related jobs, such as:
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If you are interested in continuing your education in a health-related field, find more information about Health Careers
For information regarding pre-admission requirements, required and elective courses, please reference the 2022-2023 Academic Catalog.
Clinical Physiology 4-Year Academic Plan |
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Freshman |
Sophomore |
Junior |
Senior |
Gen Ed Courses |
Gen Ed Courses |
EXSC 351 & 351LAB |
BIOL 305 |
*Most clinical healthcare professions require education beyond a bachelor's degree. Additional courses may be needed to satisfy all prerequisites for admission eligibility to some graduate and professional programs.
To explore different healthcare career options, check out this Healthcare Career Guide
Dr. Jared Dickinson
Clinical Physiology Program Director
Office 205-F Extension: x2341
Jared.Dickinson@cwu.edu
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