Undergraduate Certificate in Undergraduate Research in Human Health Sciences
Who is this program for?
This program is ideal for undergraduate students interested in gaining hands-on research experience and strengthening their qualifications for graduate, medical, or professional health programs. It’s especially valuable for those pursuing careers in clinical research, public health, or any field that benefits from strong analytical and scientific communication skills.
Program Overview
Discover how to turn curiosity into impact with the Undergraduate Certificate in Research in Human Health Sciences at the University of Kentucky. This certificate program empowers students to build foundational research skills while exploring real-world questions that shape the future of human health. Through hands-on research experiences, mentorship from faculty experts, and training in ethical, evidence-based practices, students gain the tools to critically evaluate health science literature and contribute to ongoing studies in clinical, academic, or community settings. Whether you're preparing for graduate study, professional school, or a career in health-related research, this program adds depth and distinction to your undergraduate education. Earn a certificate that highlights your commitment to advancing health knowledge—and sets you apart in a competitive field.
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What You'll Learn
Degree requirements, course descriptions and academic policies for all programs are detailed in the University Catalog.
How to Add this Certificate
Prospective students: Certificates are declared once you are a current University of Kentucky student.
Current students: You can add this certificate in myUK GPS. Under "My Program of Study" on the right side of the screen, click the link "Request a major/minor/certificate change". If you need help, contact your academic advisor.
You should talk with your academic advisor about how adding a program to your plan of study will impact graduation time and any graduation requirements of your major.