HEALTH CAMPUS Each day, the University of Oklahoma Health Campus educates more than 4,000 students and residents to strengthen our state’s health care workforce, conducts research to develop new disease treatments, and provides Oklahomans with a unique resource for highly skilled, compassionate care across all children’s, women’s, and adult specialties. The OU Health Campus is committed to improving the quality of life for those we serve, both now and for generations to come.
130+
REGISTERED STUDENT
ORGANIZATIONS TO JOIN
PROGRAMS The OU Health Campus is home to seven professional health colleges and over 70 academic programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and post-doctoral levels. Programs are available at campuses in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, as well as additional sites across the state, to meet the health care needs in Oklahoma. Students interested in an OU Health Campus bachelor’s program will start their academic journey at the Norman Campus and move to the OU Health Campus, OU-Tulsa Campus, or an additional learning site after meeting admission qualifications to their
3:1
STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO
program of interest OR their program of application. Bachelor’s programs (two years on OU Norman Campus + two years with OU Health Campus): Nursing
Medical Imaging
For a full list of the 70+
& Radiation Sciences:
health-related programs,
& Disorders
– Nuclear Medicine
including graduate and
Dental Hygiene
– Radiation Therapy
professional programs,
– Radiography
please visit
– Sonography
discover.ouhsc.edu.
Communication Sciences
I chose OU Health Campus because of the supportive environment it provides. The OU Health Campus strives off excellence and is dedicated to supporting you. Here at OU, people are rooting for you and want to see you succeed.” LAUREN PEZEL | OU Class of 2027 Major: Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences – Radiography From: Highland Ranch, Colorado
4,000+ STUDENTS &
RESIDENTS
60%
OF STUDENTS
BEGIN AT OU NORMAN CAMPUS