Winter session is coming

UD’s Winter Session is a great opportunity to catch up or get ahead. Many courses can be taken online - whether it is studying in a dorm room or away from campus! Register now for classes beginning January 3, 2024.

 

Winter Session offers students the chance to explore new subjects, work towards their major or minor, explore internships, complete breadth requirements, retake a course, enjoy smaller class sizes, network with faculty, and more! Classes are condensed allowing students to earn credit quickly.

A cooking class with Jennifer Muzzi takes plan in the demo kitchen in the Tower at STAR during winter session.

Illuminating the Future of Health

See yourself as part of the future of health here at the University of Delaware. From classroom experiences, clinical opportunities, study abroad and more, you’ll learn interdisciplinary approaches that will help you develop the knowledge and skills to be part of the next generation of health-focused leaders in your field.

Recent News in CHS
  • From left to right, medical sciences doctoral students Senem Cevik and Jazzlyn Jones pose with Medical and Molecular Sciences Professor and Chair Esther Biswas-Fiss with an ancient castle or fortress-like structure in the background in Spain

    Medical sciences doctoral students travel to Spain

    November 21, 2023 | Written by Amy Cherry
    Medical sciences doctoral students Senem Cevik and Jazzlyn Jones recently returned from a trip to Torremolinos, Spain, where they had the opportunity to learn, network, and present research at the 20th International Symposium on Retinal Degeneration and BrightFocus Macular Fast Track Workshop.
  • Medical mission trip

    November 16, 2023 | Written by Amy Cherry
    Medical diagnostics pre-physician assistant students travel to Peru with MEDLIFE for weeklong service trip to provide medical care to needy residents.
  • Putting mental health first

    November 14, 2023 | Written by Colin Heffinger
    A panel of eight experts from backgrounds including politics, law enforcement, workforce development, women’s health and more joined together with hundreds of attendees on Wednesday, Oct. 25, for the 10th year of the Evelyn R. Hayes Innovations in Healthcare Symposium, hosted by the University of Delaware’s College of Health Sciences.

PREVENTING TYPE 2 DIABETES

 

The Prevent T2 Program is a CDC-recognized diabetes prevention program that promotes lifestyle changes and leads to transformations in those who commit to the one-year program.

 

READ THE UDAILY

Dietetic intern Lindsey Paniszczyn (right) works with Prevent T2 program participant Susan Riedy on healthy eating strategies as they review CDC curriculum “Eating Well to Prevent T2.”
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UD HEALTH CLINICS

 

UD Health’s comprehensive health clinics use research and education to take healthcare in a new direction. Major health and prevention services include: primary care, physical therapy, speech therapy, mental health services, care coordination, nutrition counseling, exercise counseling, and health coaching — all on one STAR Campus.

Explore the STAR Campus

The Science Technology and Research (STAR) Campus serves as the innovation hub for the College of Health Sciences. With research, personal clinical care and state-of-the art technologies, the sites at STAR are the first step towards building a healthier Delaware

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