B.S. in Social and Behavioral Heath
Analyze how social and community factors shape public health—and develop solutions to address complex challenges.
Build skills to design and evaluate behavioral health and social service programs. Learn how to connect people with the care and support they need. Step outside the classroom to gain professional experience through internships that count toward your degree.
Dynamic Careers
Dynamic Careers
Social and Behavioral Health majors acquire expertise for a variety of roles in health and social services environments. Graduates pursue careers such as:
- Patient Advocate
- Community Health Worker
- Medical and Health Services Manager
- Marriage and Family Therapist
- Social Worker or Mental Health Case Manager
- Registered Behavior Technician
- Behavioral Health or Addiction Counselor
- Prevention or Rehabilitation Specialist
Meaningful Pathways
Meaningful Pathways
Plan a future focused on improving health, well-being, and communities:
- Study health from social, cultural, and behavioral perspectives
- Develop tools to expand opportunities for individuals and communities
- Master in-demand skills employers value across healthcare, social services, and nonprofits
- Customize your degree to match your career goals and interests
Strong Foundations
Strong Foundations
Create a solid foundation in behavioral and mental health, health services, and community‑based approaches to wellness. Topics of study include:
- Community health and wellness programs
- Social and cultural factors affecting diverse populations
- Navigating complex healthcare systems
- Research, data, and analytics used in health and social services
Alumni Spotlight
"My work is deeply rooted in the principles I studied during my time in the Social and Behavioral Health program at UWG. The skills and knowledge I gained have been instrumental in developing effective strategies that improve the quality of life for my clients and their families"
– Trevon Hamm '22, Board Certified Behavior Analyst at Magical Moments ABA