The Morrison Family College of Health at the University of St. Thomas offers graduate and undergraduate degrees in nursing, social work, psychology, and public health. Four academic units with a shared purpose: preparing health professionals to improve well-being for individuals and communities.
Prepare to deliver patient-centered, evidence-based care across clinical and community settings.
Educate practitioners and advocates who address health and well-being at individual, community, and systems levels.
Develop as a practitioner-scholar prepared for ethical, culturally responsive mental health care.
Promote health through movement, prevention, and population-based approaches.
Health is more than a diagnosis or single condition. Discover how whole person care connects mind, body, community, and culture to improve outcomes.
What happens when communities, educators, and health professionals work together? Discover how we’re advancing health equity through collaboration.
This annual event brings together health leaders, professionals, and communities to share ideas, build partnerships, and advance whole-person health.
Students don't just study health — they practice it in real-world settings from day one. You'll gain experience through:
In Our Prayers: Susan S. Morrison
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Whether you're exploring programs, advancing your career, or ready to make an impact in health, start where it makes the most sense for you.
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