The aim of this programme is to give you a broad-based training in biomedical research, with a focus on cardiovascular science.

We know you have places to go, and the B.S. in Human Biology at Cleveland University-Kansas City (CUKC) can help get you there. The degree can help students achieve a variety of objectives.

Our nursing program is the best choice for your education and future & even more affordable! Why is it the best? Simple. Our 2+2 program allows you to earn your Associate’s in Biology at Welch College and then finish your Bachelor’s in Nursing at one of three local universities.

The doctoral program in the Biology of Aging is designed for students who want to become leaders in biogerontology. The focus is on molecular, cellular, and regenerative medicine as well as the integrative biology of aging.

Students who earn the Orthotic and Prosthetic Clinical Applications Diploma will meet the requirements to be employed as an Orthotic/Prosthetic Assistant or enter a Baccalaureate degree or a Master’s degree in Orthotics Prosthetics.

The Access to Higher Education Diploma (Social Science and Health) “Biology Pathway” features 18 balanced academic study units that cover Biology alongside other Social Science and Learning skills. Your studies will provide a solid learning foundation for students interested in pursuing a Biology related career / university degree course. (review complete course syllabus units’ list below). It’s a popular qualification, recognised by employers and many universities.

The Associate of Arts (A.A.) in Biological Sciences degree at Cleveland University-Kansas City (CUKC) offers accelerated health sciences and general education coursework students can complete in less than two years. CUKC offers courses online, on-ground, or as a hybrid. The degree requires a minimum of 60 credit hours of post‐secondary coursework. Students are required to complete a minimum of 15 credit hours at Cleveland University-Kansas City.

By raising individuals who are modern, who are on the path shown by science, who have served their country and humanity; to contribute to the formation of health-manpower.