Mission
The mission of the Academic Affairs Division of Global, Interprofessional, and Specialized Programming is to provide innovative degree programs and professional development offerings, including interprofessional education for collaborative practice (IPECP), to improve student, patient, client, and community outcomes both nationally and internationally.
BLVS program were developed at Salus University in 1983, the first institution in the country to offer four master's degrees and certificates in these areas of study.
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Our work currently includes the development of policies and procedures to facilitate IPECP, expanding faculty development opportunities in IPECP, and designing, developing, and delivering practical, clinical, and experiential learning opportunities for pre- and post-licensure health professions learners.
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The Division of Global, Interprofessional, and Specialized Programming offers international degree and certificate programs designed specifically for international cohorts. The division provides individualized student support services, including assistance with housing, integration into the University and local community, celebration of cultural events, organization of field trips, and securing mentors and tutors.
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The Division of Global, Interprofessional, and Specialized Programming offers professional-specific and interprofessional professional development programs for all of the University's professions.
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View a listing of the Division of Global, Interprofessional, and Specialized Programming faculty and staff.
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