Prehealth Course Descriptions
Throughout this engaging and interactive course, students will delve into various aspects of the physician's career, from the foundational principles of medical training and patient care to the intricacies of premedical education and training. Drawing upon real-world experiences and insights from seasoned medical professionals and medical school admission deans, students will gain invaluable perspectives on what it truly means to be a physician and attain successful entry into medical school.
Students will embark on a comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted journey into the world of medicine with this prehealth undergraduate course tailored for premedical students. " By exploring the physician's path, we hope to provide aspiring premedical students with a holistic understanding of the challenges, opportunities, and responsibilities inherent in the medical profession.
Through a combination of lectures, discussions, case studies, guest speakers, and experiential learning opportunities, students will develop a comprehensive understanding of the physician's journey and gain invaluable insights to inform their own pursuit of a career in medicine.
Plus, you will join your peers in small group discussions to learn more about the resources available to you and the best strategies to be successful in your Prehealth undergraduate career at Baylor.
This course is best suited for Freshmen Prehealth students, but all are welcome.
Immerse yourself in the world of clinical medical research with our undergraduate seminar designed for premedical students aspiring to explore the intersection of medicine and research. In this course, students will delve into the fundamentals of clinical research methodologies, while actively engaging in a semester-long research project under the guidance and supervision of experienced medical professionals.
Throughout the semester, students will develop a comprehensive understanding of the research process, from formulating research questions and designing studies to collecting data, analyzing results, and drawing evidence-based conclusions. Emphasis will be placed on the ethical considerations, regulatory requirements, and best practices associated with conducting research involving human subjects.
Enrollment in this course is by application only. Prehealth students with a GPA of a 3.5 and higher will be sent an invitation to apply each semester. This is a great option for sophomore and junior students eager to get engaged in medical research.
Embark on a journey of exploration into the diverse and exciting world of clinical medical specialties with our undergraduate course designed for premedical students. In this course you will explore the variety of clinical medical specialties that will provides students with a comprehensive overview of the wide array of medical disciplines practiced in the United States, allowing them to gain insights into the unique roles, responsibilities, and challenges associated with each specialty.
Throughout this engaging and interactive course, students will have the opportunity to delve into various clinical specialties, from primary care to surgical subspecialties, gaining valuable insights into the breadth and depth of medical practice. Through select readings, discussions, guest speakers (who are alumni of Baylor), and experiential learning activities, students will explore the following key aspects of clinical medical specialties.
This is a great course for 2nd semester freshmen and sophomore students that have already taken PHP – 1105. It is a great course to further explore your interest in medicine and discover the many opportunities that await in the medical profession.
This course is linked to the Healthcare Leadership Fellows Programs. Students in this class will engage in a series of discussions about the challenges in healthcare and discuss strategies that will allow for better care and access for patients in the future. The course is led by medical leaders and will be a launching point for future leadership projects and curriculum that will allow you to develop the leadership skills to have great impact in your future medical practice.
Enrollment in this course is by application only. Students must have a 3.5 GPA or higher and need to be invited to apply. Please visit the Healthcare Leadership Fellows website for more information. This course is linked to the special HON 3V70 Readings in Healthcare Leadership Course.
Prepare for a career in healthcare with our undergraduate course designed for prehealth students seeking to explore the professional expectations, ethical considerations, and application processes associated with health-related graduate programs. Students in this class will better understand the qualities of professionalism, healthcare ethics, and the nuances of the medical and graduate programs application process as well. This course also provides students with a comprehensive foundation in the core values, ethical principles, and practical skills essential for success in the healthcare field.
This class will prepare students to be successful in their future medical school and graduate school applications. Plus, it will discuss strategies that allow for students to attain shadowing and undergraduate research opportunities.
This course is designed for sophomore and junior prehealth students. Students to take PHP 2105 will be given preference in their applications for the Prehealth Shadowing Program (BU-MMP) and the Prehealth Research Scholars and Healthcare Leadership Fellows Programs.