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From certification courses to bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs, Barry University in Miami Shores has health care covered. Barry prepares you for a career in health and medicine, with more than 50 programs in a variety of fields.

No matter which program you choose, you receive personal attention from distinguished faculty and learn in outstanding facilities that enhance your studies. You gain access to excellent internship, practicum, and externship opportunities that help you excel in the ever-changing health care field. And you learn the importance of serving your community with compassion and respect.

Excelling in labs, hospitals, and corner offices

Barry offers programs that produce effective nurses, doctors, technologists, and administrators.

The School of Podiatric Medicine offers the Doctor of Podiatric Medicine, and the DPM/MBA dual degree program prepares you to be a physician executive. You can also choose the highly-regarded graduate Physician Assistant Program or the master’s in anatomy.

Barry’s College of Health Sciences houses the majority of the university’s health care programs, addressing four areas: nursing, clinical sciences, allied health, and health management.

The Division of Nursing offers the bachelor’s degree; master’s degrees focusing on acute and family care nurse practitioners, nursing administration, and nursing education; an MS/MBA dual degree; PhD in nursing; and Doctor of Nursing Practice.

Programs in the Division of Graduate Clinical Sciences include the graduate anesthesiology program – Florida’s largest and most well established – to produce certified registered nurse anesthetists. The occupational therapy master’s program is one of only two full-time, weekend OT graduate programs in the Southeast. And Barry’s biomedical sciences master’s program prepares students for the rigors of medical school. In 2008, 92% of its graduates were accepted to medical or dental schools for the fall 2009 semester.

The Division of Allied Health Programs offers a bachelor’s in clinical biology, with specializations in histotechnology, medical technology, diagnostic medical sonography, and nuclear medicine. The division also boasts Florida’s only fully-accredited bachelor’s program in cardiovascular perfusion.

The Division of Health Management Programs focuses on developing highly-skilled and ethical administrators. The master’s program in health services administration has been recognized by Modern Healthcare magazine as one of the top 10 graduate programs nationwide for training physician executives. Furthermore, the professional Master of Public Health prepares you to assume leadership roles and develop, implement, and assess programs related to the public’s well-being. You can enroll in both programs and earn an HSA/MPH dual master’s degree.

Barry offers graduate certificates in health care leadership; planning and informatics; and long-term care, medical group practice, and quality improvement/outcomes management. The HSA bachelor’s degree is also available.

Through its College of Arts and Sciences, Barry provides traditional bachelor’s programs in biology and chemistry, with pre-professional specializations including pre-med, pre-dentistry, pre-pharmacy, and more. Barry also offers pharmacy technician and EMT certification programs through its School of Adult and Continuing Education.

Taking a whole-person approach

Barry’s programs don’t just consider physical health. They also tackle psychological and social well-being. You can earn a bachelor’s degree in psychology and continue your studies in its various graduate programs in psychology and counseling. You can earn a master’s in clinical psychology and a specialist degree in school psychology.

Counseling programs include master’s, specialist, and doctoral degrees, with specializations in marital, couple, and family counseling/therapy, mental health counseling, rehabilitation counseling, and school counseling. Dual specializations are available. The university also offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees in social work.

Moving from the classroom to the playing field

Programs in Barry’s School of Human Performance and Exercise Sciences prepare students to enter sports-related careers. It offers bachelor’s degrees in exercise science and athletic training, with pre-med and pre-physical therapy specializations. With its five-year bachelor’s-to-master’s program, you can seamlessly earn your graduate degree. The master’s in movement science includes specializations in exercise science, sport and exercise psychology, and injury and sport biomechanics.