North Greenville University announced Feb. 17 it is launching its sixth college, the College of Allied Health.
Beginning June 1, the school will house NGU’s:
- Master of Medical Science – Physician Assistant program, which was established in 2017
- Master of Arts in Biomedical Sciences – a new degree program
“The launch of the College of Allied Health represents an important moment in North Greenville’s history,” NGU Provost Nathan Finn said. “Under the able leadership of Founding Dean Jordan Hairr, the College of Allied Health will play a strategic role in enabling the University to equip even more students to be transformational leaders in health care fields. Since its inception in 2017, PA Medicine has been a flagship program for the University. The new Master of Arts in Biomedical Sciences will create an accessible pathway for students to enter into a variety of health professions.”
NGU offers more than 125 areas of study across certificate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and early college opportunities and features five other colleges, including:
- College of Business and Entrepreneurship
- College of Communication and Fine Arts
- College of Christian Studies
- College of Education
- College of Humanities and Sciences
For more information, visit ngu.edu.
