UTEP Health's academic programs educate excellent healthcare professionals across 7 bachelor's, 8 master's and 4 doctoral programs. As Texas faces a critical shortage of healthcare professionals that is particularly acute in El Paso and the surrounding region, UTEP Health will expand the enrollment of degree programs, upgrade labs and ...

The UTEP Student Health and Wellness Center (SHWC) provides high-quality healthcare and preventive services, including nutrition education and mental health care for all enrolled students to optimize their health and help them achieve academic success.

UTEP College of Health Sciences faculty is engaged in community-based, interdisciplinary and translational research designed to improve health outcomes and increase quality of life in the Paso del Norte region and beyond.

We prepare our graduates for leadership roles in health promotion/public health, conducting innovative population-based health interventions, and research through classroom instruction, internships, and other field and research experiences.

The University of Texas System is pleased to offer the Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) through Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas and is administered by Academic Health Plans (AHP). This insurance protects students at school, at …

UTEP’s Master of Public Health (MPH) program prepares future health leaders through innovative teaching, research, and service by providing educational excellence and access. The program places a special emphasis on the promotion of health equity in Hispanic and border communities through the use of evidence-based approaches and the ...

In partnership with community-based clinical faculty, the College of Health Sciences offers a range of nationally accredited professional education programs in the health, rehabilitation, education and human service fields.

UTEP Health is backed by a generous $4.5 million grant over four years from the Paso del Norte Health Foundation. This is a matching grant, which means we are seeking another $4.5 million in matching gifts for a total impact of $9 million.

The UTEP Student Health and Wellness Center (SHWC) in Union Building East provides high-quality healthcare and preventive services, including nutrition education and mental health care for current students to optimize your health and help you achieve academic success.

The Public Health Degree prepares graduates to function as successful professionals in community health and public health settings as health education specialists. Health education specialists work in a variety of settings such as community, public health departments, private business, and schools.