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Accelerated pathway to MUSC helps public health student jumpstart career
College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences names interim associate dean of research and graduate studies
Clemson and MUSC: Working to improve health in rural South Carolina
Clemson University and Hitachi Healthcare: Inspiring future leaders
"We seek to improve health service delivery, public health practice, and the health status of the University community, the citizens of the state of South Carolina, the nation, and across the globe through the integration of our research, teaching and service."
Clemson University’s Department of Public Health Sciences’ Bachelor of Science in Health Science degree concentrations in Health Service Administration, Health Promotion and Behavior and Pre-professional Studies in Health are now fully accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health. CEPH, an independent agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, reviews schools and departments of public health for accreditation every seven years. We welcome you to view our self-study report and CEPH’s final accreditation report.
» Read our self study report
» CEPH’s final accreditation report
» For more information about CEPH accreditation at Council on Education for Public Health
Cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death. It accounts for 31 percent of deaths globally1 and for more than $351 billion in health expenditures, costs which are expected to increase by 100 percent by 2035. More than ever, there is a growing need for a highly trained workforce that can play a critical role in reducing these alarming statistics. Clemson University and Hitachi Healthcare Americas are answering this call. The two have joined forces to accelerate innovation in cardiovascular imaging to help students reach their full potential. Read More