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Health Information Management - Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management program is designed to act as the next step for individuals who already possess an Associate of Applied Science in Health Information Technology degree. Students matriculating into this program must have successfully completed Kaplan University's Associate of Applied Science in Health Information Technology program or a Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM)-approved AAS in Health Information Technology program prior to admission. The objective of the Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management is to help prepare graduates to pursue career advancement within the growing field of health information. Students are taught the skills needed to be innovative and adaptable thinkers and problem solvers who can leverage available services and technologies to support operations, management, and strategic initiatives within the health information field.
Courses in the Health Information Management BS Degree program include:
- Research Methods for Health Sciences
- Epidemiology and Biostatistics
- Organization and Management for Health Care
- Advanced Health Informatics
- Finance for Health Care
- Strategic Planning and Organization
- Project Design and Management for Health Care
- Information Technology and Systems for Health Care
Health Information Technology - Associate of Applied Science
Kaplan University's Associate of Applied Science in Health Information Technology program blends online coursework with on-ground clinical experiences and is designed to prepare graduates with the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required to pursue entry-level positions in the competitive and growing health information management field.
Courses in the Health Information Technology AAS Degree program include:
- Introduction to Health Information
- Legal Aspects of Health Information
- Fundamentals of Health Information
- Automation of Health Information
- Health Information Practicum
- Reimbursement Methodologies
- Software Applications for Health Care Professionals
- Medical Terminology
Information Technology / Health Informatics - Bachelor of Science
The objective of this online degree program is to help prepare you to pursue career advancement in information technology and visual arts by providing you with the knowledge, communication skills, critical thinking skills, creative skills, and technical competencies required in the modern workplace. Study how to design and create real-world e-media products or technical solutions to hardware and software problems, depending on your chosen area of emphasis.
Students of the health informatics specialization will examine data modeling and management for the twenty-first century health care industry. They will review the wide variety of health care information available, focusing on quality, laws, regulations, and standards. Students will learn to design and develop health care IT application components, and gain foundational IT knowledge to support smarter decision making.
Courses in the Information Technology / Health Informatics BS Degree program include:
- Health Informatics
- Data Modeling for Health Informatics
- Oracle Query Design
- Application Development for Health Care
- Business Intelligence
- Data Warehousing and Data Mining
Psychology / Applied Behavioral Analysis - Bachelor of Science
This program will prepare students to work in organizations, agencies, and research settings where employees must know how to properly assess people and manage interpersonal relations. The psychology program examines the major concepts, values, theories, studies, research methods, and historical trends in psychology as they apply to human behavior, learning, and development. Students will gain a deeper understanding of psychological theory and methodology as you study the cultural conditions that motivate people, and learn to consider psychological issues logically and responsibly. Students will utilize the scientific approach to evaluate behavior and mental processes relating to personal, social, and organizational issues. The bachelor's degree will also prepare student for graduate-level studies in psychology, which will offer you a vast variety of specialized, professional career choices.
The Applied Behavioral Analysis specialization will explore behavioral development from birth to adolescence. Students will extensively examiine design, analysis, and application of learning theories and behavioral principles to understand what motivates human behavior. They will learn the skills required for a myriad of jobs, including working with autistic children and adults with special needs and assisting certified behavioral analysts who conduct research or create behavior modification programs.
Courses in the Psychology / Applied Behavioral Analysis BS Degree program include:
- Exceptional Needs Children
- Applied Behavioral Analysis I
- Applied Behavioral Analysis II
- Program Design and Evaluation
Psychology / Child Development - Bachelor of Science
This program will prepare students to work in organizations, agencies, and research settings where employees must know how to properly assess people and manage interpersonal relations. The psychology program examines the major concepts, values, theories, studies, research methods, and historical trends in psychology as they apply to human behavior, learning, and development. Students will gain a deeper understanding of psychological theory and methodology as you study the cultural conditions that motivate people, and learn to consider psychological issues logically and responsibly. Students will utilize the scientific approach to evaluate behavior and mental processes relating to personal, social, and organizational issues. The bachelor's degree will also prepare student for graduate-level studies in psychology, which will offer you a vast variety of specialized, professional career choices. Students can focus their course of study by choosing an emphasis in applied behavioral analysis.
The Child Development specialization will explore behavioral development from birth to adolescence. Students will study the various approaches to understanding and helping children with special needs and diverse backgrounds. The program offers insight into the importance of social relationships created and maintained during childhood. Career options for graduates include coordinating services for children with developmental disabilities or serving as a child care worker or a child welfare caseworker.
Courses in the Psychology / Child Development BS Degree program include:
- Exceptional Needs Children
- Language and Speech Development and Disorders
- Working With Children in a Diverse World
- Social Relationships in Childhood
Psychology / Substance Abuse - Bachelor of Science
This program will prepare students to work in organizations, agencies, and research settings where employees must know how to properly assess people and manage interpersonal relations. The psychology program examines the major concepts, values, theories, studies, research methods, and historical trends in psychology as they apply to human behavior, learning, and development. Students will gain a deeper understanding of psychological theory and methodology as you study the cultural conditions that motivate people, and learn to consider psychological issues logically and responsibly. Students will utilize the scientific approach to evaluate behavior and mental processes relating to personal, social, and organizational issues. The bachelor's degree will also prepare student for graduate-level studies in psychology, which will offer you a vast variety of specialized, professional career choices. Students can focus their course of study by choosing an emphasis in applied behavioral analysis.
Students will identify the risk factors for substance abuse and investigate prevention, evaluation, and treatment strategies. Selecting this emphasis area may help students prepare for careers in clinical and educational settings working with youth and adults, or for jobs in abuse treatment programs and public health program initiatives.
Courses in the Psychology / Substance Abuse BS Degree program include:
- Health Psychology
- Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment
- Clinical Psychology
- Case Management
Psychology / Addictions - Master of Science
Pursuing a Master of Science in Psychology from Kaplan University offers students a unique opportunity to blend the rich, academic tradition of psychology with exciting, contemporary applications of the science. The program will focus on the processes that underlie the individual human experience and behavior, as well as core knowledge, theories, and research in the field. In addition to helping students develop a broad foundation in psychology, the master's degree program is designed to enhance their knowledge in the area of emphasis that best fits their career and educational goals.
Students of the Addictions specialization will study the principles of addictions counseling, group counseling, psychopharmacology, and co-occurring disorders, and learn to apply them to guide clients toward recovery.
Courses in the Psychology / Addictions MS Degree program include:
- Chemical and Psychological Dependency Counseling
- Psychopharmacology
- Group Counseling
- Advanced Addiction Counseling
- Co-Occurring Disorders and Treatments
Psychology / Applied Behavioral Analysis - Master of Science
Pursuing a Master of Science in Psychology from Kaplan University offers students a unique opportunity to blend the rich, academic tradition of psychology with exciting, contemporary applications of the science. The program will focus on the processes that underlie the individual human experience and behavior, as well as core knowledge, theories, and research in the field. In addition to helping students develop a broad foundation in psychology, the master's degree program is designed to enhance their knowledge in the area of emphasis that best fits their career and educational goals.
Students of the Applied Behavioral Analysis specialization will focus on the developmentally disabled, the autistic, and individuals with traumatic brain injuries. Students will utilize behavioral concepts and theories, and develop assessment and intervention skills.
Courses in the Psychology / Applied Behavioral Analysis MS Degree program include:
- Research Design in Applied Behavior Analysis
- Advanced Principles of Applied Behavior Analysis
- Behavioral Measures and Interpretation of Data
- Implementing Behavioral Change
- Clinical Applications of Applied Behavior Analysis
Psychology / General Psychology - Master of Science
Pursuing a Master of Science in Psychology from Kaplan University offers students a unique opportunity to blend the rich, academic tradition of psychology with exciting, contemporary applications of the science. The program will focus on the processes that underlie the individual human experience and behavior, as well as core knowledge, theories, and research in the field. In addition to helping students develop a broad foundation in psychology, the master's degree program is designed to enhance their knowledge in the area of emphasis that best fits their career and educational goals.
Students of the General Psychology specialization will examine broad aspects of psychology, including behavioral approaches, neuropsychology, psychopathology, and cognitive psychology.
Courses in the Psychology / General Psychology MS Degree program include:
- Qualitative Analysis
- Learning and Behavior
- Neuropsychology
- Foundations of Psychopathology
- Cognitive Psychology
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