The College of Health and Human Services, offers an interdisciplinary, hands-on education that prepares students for a wide range of in-demand healthcare and human services careers.
Whether you're preparing for a career in healthcare, human services or public health, you’ll learn alongside expert faculty and dedicated peers across a range of career fields. Our integrated approach ensures you graduate with the knowledge, clinical skills and real-world experience to thrive in your career or succeed in graduate and professional school. Our students collectively complete more than one million hours of hands-on, practical experience each year.
Meet Annie Rutherford
'27, Bachelor of Social Work
“My experiences at UToledo have helped shape my perspective and strengthen my commitment to advocating for others. If your heart is pulling you in the direction of working with a certain population or community, listen and pursue it.”
Read MoreMeet Amanda Abraham
'26, B.A. Health Sciences
“From the moment I stepped on campus, I felt safe and welcomed. It’s a large university, but it still has that close-knit, community feel. The more I learned, the more I realized this was the path for me.”
Read MoreMeet Aurora Milliron
'26, Master of Science in Nursing
“Having faculty who support innovation and student ideas made a huge difference. UToledo gave me the support to pursue my goals and make a greater impact in the lives of my patients. It is the only place I have ever truly felt at home.”
Read MoreMeet Sarah Staudt
'26, B.S. Health Sciences, Human Performance and Fitness Promotion Concentration
“Exercise science and allied health fields offer a broad range of opportunities. Entering this field without a blueprint doesn’t mean it isn’t the right path for you. The classes and clinical opportunities help you explore options you may not have known existed.”
Read MoreMeet Christie Hoeflinger
'26, B.S. Health Sciences, Pre-Medical Professions Concentration
“UToledo provided that sense of community. Their belief in my abilities made a significant difference. Having mentors who see your potential and know you can succeed helps you stay motivated and confident in your path.”
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