College of Health Sciences

The study of healthcare at its most fundamental and essential. 

Nursing students establish the foundation for a career in the nation’s largest healthcare profession, acquiring knowledge and skills that will serve them in a variety of roles at various levels. 

Gain the latest medical knowledge and clinical skills to provide high-quality patient care. Diagnose illnesses, develop treatment plans, perform medical procedures, and prescribe medication to make a positive impact on patient’s health and contribute to the healthcare field.

In the Master of Science in Healthcare Administration Program, learn the essential knowledge required for senior managerial and planning careers in the health services and systems sectors. Gain employment opportunities in local, national, and global.

Join a unique, flexible, interdisciplinary doctoral program designed to empower working healthcare professionals with advanced leadership and educational skills.

Cardiovascular perfusionists are trained to operate extracorporeal circulation equipment—such as heart-lung machines—during medical procedures that require a patient’s circulatory or respiratory functions to be temporarily supported through artificial devices. LTU’s program is the only perfusion program in the State of Michigan.