Transfer University Spotlight
Greetings!
Coronavirus Updates: Most FIU employees have transitioned to work-from-home as a safety precaution. All events FIU events that were scheduled to take place at BC are canceled and all in-person meetings will be rescheduled as either a phone appointment or Zoom virtual appointment. All options will be offered in the links below. We will respond to all e-mails as soon as possible.
Please follow the communications guidelines below to ensure your service needs are met.
FIU BRIDGE ADVISOR SCHEDULE SPRING 2020
FIU Bridge Advisors are available Monday-Friday for Phone Appointments or Zoom Virtual Appointments. Learn more about FIU and the transfer process. Schedule your appointments below.
How do I make an appointment with an FIU Bridge Advisor?
Darlene Choy-Yuen
Email: dchoyyue@fiu.edu
Make an appointment
- For Virtual Appointments: Please open the link below 2 to 3 minutes prior to your appointment time:fiu.zoom.us/my/c4sbc2
- For Phone Appointments: You will receive a phone call from (786) 471-1257
Esther Archange
Email:esarchan@fiu.edu
Make an appointment
- For Virtual Appointments: Please open the link below 2 to 3 minutes prior to your appointment time:fiu.zoom.us/my/c4sbc
- For Phone Appointments: You will receive a phone call from (786) 471-2667
How do I find my Major Prerequisites/Courses/Classes?
If you are a transfer student and need information on major prerequisites or requirements for your AA degree courses.
Click on the Broward College tab
transfer.fiu.edu/transfer-101/transfer-guides/
What are FIU's Transfer Deadline Dates?
admissions.fiu.edu/how-to-apply/transfer-applicant/index.html
How do I apply to FIU?
admissions.fiu.edu/how-to-apply/transfer-applicant/index.html
Dear Broward College Student,
Please consider transferring to FSU. We’d like to invite you to become part of what makes FSU a world-class institution by participating in cutting-edge research, scholarship, and creative work next year. Apply now to the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP).
Through UROP you can:
- Join a community of hundreds of freshmen, sophomore, and transfer student researchers and UROP alumni
- Explore academic and career interests
- Find a mentor
- Choose from hundreds of projects representing all areas of study, including fine arts, humanities, sciences, medicine, engineering, business, and social sciences
- Learn about exciting new questions and help make important contributions
- Gain hands-on experience and research skills
- Learn to think in creative and innovative ways
- Become more competitive for graduate and professional school
- Gain practical skills and knowledge applicable to careers or graduate school
Program Components:
- Conduct research 5-10 hours per week assisting a faculty member, Ph.D. student, or startup company. See many of last year's UROP projects.
- Meet bi-weekly with a UROP Student Leader and fellow UROP students; receive personalized guidance about research and campus resources
- Present at the Undergraduate Research Symposium
Check out our website for more information and to apply to UROP.
The UROP application deadline for incoming FSU Transfer students is July 1st, 2020. Students will be notified of admission to UROP by email in mid-July. In the meantime, keep up with FSU's Center for Undergraduate Research & Academic Engagement on Facebook!
Please contact Alicia Batailles if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Alicia Batailles
alicia.batailles@fsu.edu
Senior Associate Director
Center for Undergraduate Research & Academic Engagement
Florida State University
Honors, Scholars and Fellows House, 3002D
Tallahassee, FL 32306
850-645-0987
Greetings Seahawks,
As you may be aware, the University of South Florida has a 2+2 agreement with Broward College. In addition, USF has extended a scholarship opportunity to International BC students.
In light of the COVID-19 events USF's Dean of Admissions Dr. Glen Besterfield has made the decision to lower the minimum GPA requirement to be considered for the admissions International Transfer Student Scholarship (ITSS) for all Global Academic Partners; specifically, Broward College's International Centers.
The application completion deadline for scholarship consideration has been extended to June 1, 2020.
The minimum GPA has been lowered to 3.0. If an international student has at least a 3.0+ GPA and 60+ transferable credits, they will be automatically considered for the International Transfer Student Scholarship for Fall 2020.
USF Global Academic Partners Scholarship Updates: View more detailed information about our International Transfer Student Scholarship and the changes for Fall 2020.
Scholarship Opportunity for global students
In light of the COVID-19 events USF's Dean of Admissions, Dr. Glen Besterfield has made the decision to lower the minimum GPA requirement to be considered for the admissions International Transfer Student Scholarship (ITSS) for $1,000 per year for all Global Academic Partners; specifically Broward International Centers.
The application completion deadline for scholarship consideration has been extended to November 15, 2020.
The minimum GPA has been lowered to 3.0.
If an international transfer student from a Broward College International Center has at least a 3.0+ GPA and 60+ transferable credits (not including EAP coursework), they can be considered for the International Transfer Student Scholarship for Spring 2021.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please submit your application online. For more information, you may contact a recruiter advisor.
Jesse Coates
Recruiter Advisor – Central & South America
Office of Admissions
University of South Florida
4202 E. Fowler Avenue, SVC 1036
Tampa, FL 33620, USA
Phone: +001 813-974-3371 | Email: jessecoates@usf.edu
Skype: jesscoates159 | Website: usf.edu/international
Stuck Inside? Visit us virtually!
USF St. Petersburg | USF Tampa | USF Sarasota-Manatee
Helping People Live Healthier, Better Lives
The pharmacy professional provides extensive service to patients and the community. Filling prescriptions and recommending over-the-counter medication are only two aspects of the daily life of a pharmacist. Patients seek advice when they detect a medical problem. The pharmacist can assess a patient's ability to care for himself or herself or determine if the patient should be referred to a different health care provider. Most importantly, pharmacists monitor the outcome of the use of medication—improvement in patient health or the detection of side effects and drug interactions. Patients interact with pharmacists in a variety of health care settings—not limited to hospitals, community pharmacies, and physician offices.
The Educational Experience Pharmacy students become experts in the disease process, medication selection, and dose adjustment in compromised patients. The College of Pharmacy emphasizes applying knowledge and skills to assess and monitor the treatment of disease. Student-learning activities are online, in the classroom, in simulation labs, and in real-life practice settings. Faculty members and preceptors educate students to communicate with and optimize care for, diverse patient populations and disease states.
The NSU Experience All students are involved in leadership development, student organizations, and community engagement—such as immunization and health care screenings. Students participate in fund-raising activities for patient groups or join mentoring services on campus. In addition, student pharmacists represent the university at professional meetings and participate in a special legislative day where they meet with state politicians to advocate for the profession. Faculty members are experts in their field and provide opportunities for students to be involved in research and publications. Career planning is essential for the NSU College of Pharmacy students. They gain knowledge from faculty and clinical affiliates as they learn about, and prepare for, careers after graduation. Faculty members don't just teach, they mentor students in their growth and guide them to rewarding career paths. NSU College of Pharmacy provides a dynamic, diverse learning environment where students from around the world come to receive a world-class education, develop lifelong learning skills, and become leaders in their field.
Program Format
- 160 credits
- Four-year curriculum
- Available at campuses in Fort Lauderdale/Davie, Florida; Palm Beach, Florida; and San Juan, Puerto Rico
Program Features
- Emphasis on active learning and experiential education
- Leadership training
- Interprofessional education
- Concurrent degrees in business administration, biomedical informatics, or public health
- Experiences in community and hospital pharmacy settings
- Certification in immunization and medication therapy management
- Community engagement
- Faculty/student mentorship
- Research opportunities
- Entrepreneurial exposure
- Student chapters of professional organizations
- Professional pharmacy fraternities
- Residency placement preparation
- Travel study
- Domestic and international medical outreach programs
- CAREERx Center
Admissions Requirements
The College of Pharmacy selects students based on pre-pharmacy academic performance, Pharmacy College Admission Test (PCAT) scores, personal interviews, applications, and letters of reference. The College of Pharmacy takes a holistic approach in the evaluation of applicants, looking beyond grades and test scores and also focusing on work, extracurricular, and life experiences.
- Prior to matriculation, all applicants must complete a minimum of 64 credits of coursework at a regionally accredited college or university, including the required courses listed on this page, with a grade of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale.
- Applicants must have a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or higher and a science and math GPA of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale.
- Applicants are required to submit official scores from the Pharmacy College Admission Test (PCAT).
- PCAT scores must be no more than three years old at the time of the interview.
- Applicants should take the PCAT no later than January prior to the expected date of matriculation. They may register online at pcatweb.info, or call 800-622-3231 if there are any questions.
- Three letters of reference from the pre-professional committee at the applicant's previous college or university, or if such a committee does not exist, letters of reference from two science professors and one liberal arts professor, are necessary. A letter of reference from a pharmacist may substitute for one letter from a professor in either subject
| * Ethics, Micro or Macroeconomics, and General/Life Science Statistics are highly recommended and may substitute for up to 9 Humanities and Social/Behavioral Science elective credit hours. | |
| Courses | Credits |
|---|---|
| General Biology I & II including Laboratory | 6 |
| Human Anatomy and Physiology (with or without laboratory) | 6 |
| General Chemistry, including laboratory | 8 |
| Organic Chemistry, including laboratory | 8 |
| General Physics (with or without laboratory) | 3 |
| English | 6 |
| Calculus | 3 |
| Speech/Public Speaking/Oral Communication (in English) | 3 |
| Advanced Sciences (either Cellular or Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, or Genetics | 6 |
| Humanities | 3 |
| Social/Behavioral Sciences | 3 |
| Electives in either Humanities or Social/Behavioral Sciences | 9* |
How to Apply
NSU COP will accept scores from the following health-related admissions tests in place of the PCAT, MCAT, DAT, or OAT.
Visit the Pharm.D. Entry Level Admissions page for more information on how to apply.
Admissions
3200 South University Drive
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33028-2918
pharmacy.nova.edu
(954) 262-1101 or (954) 262-2282
nsupharmacyinfo@nova.edu
TASTE SUCCESS
With a Master of Science in Nutrition
Fully Online - Finish in a Year
Growing demand for nutrition expertise means that your master's degree will put you at the forefront in your field. Preventive and integrative medicine both highlight nutrition as a form of primary care and intervention for chronic diseases.
Enjoy mastery-level core and elective courses that will satisfy your individual passions! Emerging hot topics, behavioral concepts, and nutritional sciences are served up with an innovative curriculum. Put your new skills into action with a final capstone project, and distinguish your work with an optional concentration in sports nutrition, community nutrition, or functional nutrition and herbal therapy. Real-time sessions engage students with peers and faculty. Fully online and hybrid options can fit a variety of interprofessional needs.
This program is ideal for:
Practicing health care professionals, registered dietitians, medical students, resident physicians, wellness consultants, fitness experts, health educators
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NUTRITION
Mission
The Mission of the Master of Science in Nutrition is to develop a cadre of interprofessional leaders who integrate and promote the role of nutrition in a dynamic and changing global society.
PROGRAM GOALS - To prepare graduates who:
- Demonstrate critical thinking skills and the ability to solve problems in the nutritional sciences.
- Communicate nutrition information using effective strategies, advocacy, and integrated systems of care.
- Apply concepts of social influence, cultural competence, and environmental dimensions of nutrition within the community.
- Promote health and wellbeing by applying knowledge of human metabolism and nutrient functions, assessment techniques, and emerging evidence for practice.
General Program 30 semester credits
COMMON CORE (21 credits)
- Nutrition Across the Life Span
- Nutrition Advocacy and Interprofessional Leadership
- Nutritional Biochemistry Wellness and Healthy Weight
- Nutrition Assessment and Medical Nutrition Therapy
- Advanced Concepts in Nutrition Science
- Applied Nutrition Capstone
Electives (9 credits)
Many options listed every term
Optional Concentrations (credits vary)
- Sports Nutrition
- Community Nutrition
- Functional Nutrition and Herbal Therapy
- Professional Practice (Entry-level MS-RDN)
Entry Requirements: Successful completion of at least one semester of anatomy & physiology, biology, statistics, general chemistry, and organic chemistry. Biochemistry is preferred, but not required. The professional practice pathway has additional requirements of biochemistry, human nutrition, and microbiology as well as interviews.
Read More: osteopathic.nova.edu/ms-nutrition
For more information, please contact:
Program Director: Stephanie N. Petrosky, M.H.A., RDN, LDN, FAND
(954) 262-1597
spetrosky@nova.edu
Master of Science in Nutrition (PDF)
SATISFY YOUR HUNGER TO ADVANCE
Nurture Your Future
Completing an undergraduate degree in human nutrition can open doors to exciting career opportunities and further graduate studies. Students are well prepared for positions in public health, business and industry, education and research, health promotion, food and nutrition management, and clinical dietetics.
Feast on Your Career Options
- health education
- wellness promotion
- nutritional product development
- nutrition research
- community programs
- food systems management
- clinical practice support
- product sales and marketing
Students with this degree often enhance their academic education by seeking a Master's of Science in Nutrition and pursuing professional practice training. This B.S. in Human Nutrition serves as strong foundational preparation for advanced practice careers such as:
- registered dietitian nutritionist
- nutrition therapist
- sports dietitian nutritionist
- doctoral-level researcher
- physician
- physical therapist
- athletic trainer
- allied health professional
- physician assistant
Learn More: osteopathic.nova.edu/bs-nutrition
B.S. in Human Nutrition
Prepare for a career in nutrition, one of today's fastest-growing occupations. You'll gain a solid foundation in applied nutrition, nutrition education, public policy, advocacy, nutrition therapy, leadership and management, and food production. A B.S. in Human Nutrition will create a pathway to pursue a number of graduate programs at Nova Southeastern University (NSU), including, but not limited to a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, medical doctor, Master of Science in Nutrition, Master of Public Health, Doctor of Physical Therapy, physician assistant, athletic training, and exercise and sports science.
Main Ingredients
This program will expose you to the essential principles of dietetics, nutrition, and biomedical sciences. Our curriculum includes a strong foundation in anatomy, chemistry, biochemistry, and microbiology. It builds on an applied focus, which includes human nutrition and health, dietetics practice, community nutrition programming, and foodservice management.
Opportunities to Dig In
You have the opportunity for immersion in experiential learning, clinical research, global and domestic outreach initiatives, and community-based collaborations. Gain hands-on experience and engage with fellow students and faculty members of the Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine while advancing your skills.
Fast Track Option
NSU's Dual Admission Program is the first in the nation to offer an accelerated, seven-year academic path from the B.S. in Human Nutrition to the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree (D.O.). Acceptance into the Dual Admission Program reserves your seat on a priority status in NSU's D.O. degree program, while you're successfully working toward your bachelor's degree in human nutrition.
B.S. in Human Nutrition
Curriculum 2019–2020
Students are required to complete 30 credit hours as part of the General Education Program and 30 additional credit hours with open electives. Freshmen are required to successfully complete the First-Year Seminar (UNIV 1000) in their first semester at NSU.
| * These courses, plus two open B.S.H.N. electives are required to receive an 18-credit hour minor in human nutrition. | |
| Core Courses (42 credits) | Credits |
|---|---|
| Life Span Nutrition* | 3 |
| Nutrition Education, Counseling, and Communication* | 3 |
| Nutrition for the Health Professions* | 3 |
| Principles of Wellness* | 3 |
| Careers in Nutrition | 3 |
| Community Nutrition | 3 |
| Food and Culture | 3 |
| Exploring Nutrition Research | 3 |
| Human Function and Nutrition | 3 |
| Introduction to Food Service | 3 |
| Nutrition Advocacy and Public Policy | 3 |
| Nutrition at the Cellular Level | 3 |
| Nutrition Seminar | 3 |
| Principles of Medical Nutrition Therapy | 3 |
| Major Electives (15 credits) | Credits |
|---|---|
| Plant-Based Nutrition | 3 |
| Interprofessional Models of Nutrition Care | 3 |
| Global Nutrition | 3 |
| Nutritional Implications for Special Populations | 3 |
| Directed Individual Study | 3 |
| Domestic Outreach and Applied Learning | 3 |
| Global Outreach and Applied Learning | 3 |
| Nutritional Science and Academic Writing | 3 |
| Principles of Health Behavior | 3 |
For more information, please contact:
Assistant Professor and Director Bachelor of Science in Human Nutrition: Ioana Scripa, Ph.D., RDN, LDN iscripa@nova.edu
Nutrition Program Office:
(954) 262-1850
nutrition@nova.edu
Hult is a new kind of non-profit business school that constantly innovates to meet the needs of students, employers, and society in a world that is changing faster than ever before. More than a business school, Hult is a dynamic and multicultural community that educates, inspires, and connects some of the most forward-thinking business talents from around the world.
Bachelor of Business Administration:
- Majors: Business Analytics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Management, Marketing
- Minors: Any of the above areas plus: Computer Science, Design, Economics, Psychology
- Campuses: London, Boston, and San Francisco
Graduate into a global network: Build an international network by collaborating with students from around the world. Our students represent more than 130 nationalities and speak over 100 languages. - Transfer your Broward’s Degree: If you completed or are in the process of completing your AA or AS in Business Administration, all courses with a grade of C or better will be awarded towards our Bachelor of Business Administration program.
- Merit-Based Scholarships & Awards: You can apply for a range of merit-based scholarships that reward your achievements and potential both inside and outside the classroom. So, whether you’re an academic high achiever, a budding entrepreneur, or have demonstrated an aptitude to lead—there could be a scholarship for you at Hult.
In-demand with leading companies: Employers hire Hult graduates for their entrepreneurial attitude, curiosity, and international outlook. We specialize in helping international students find international jobs. Last year, Hult graduates from our undergraduate programs accepted job offers at 147 companies in 38 countries.
- 97% of graduates are employed or have attended graduate school within 6 months of graduation
- 66% of graduates are now working in a different country
Apply Now!
Contact Information:
Mr. Angel Perez
Director of Academic Partnerships
(857) 204-0325
angel.perez@hult.edu
Schedule an introductory call
School of Architecture and Engineering Technology
Electronic Engineering Technology
Limited Access - No
College Application Required - Yes
Minimum GPA = 2.5
Test Required - N/A
| FAMU Courses | BC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
|
PHY 2048/2048L College Physics/Lab |
PHY 1048/1048L |
| Fall | Spring | Summer |
|---|---|---|
| ENC 1101 (GE Core credits) | ENC1102 (GE Core credits) | MAC 2311 (5 credits) |
| MAC 1105 (GE Core credits) | MAC 1114 (GE Core credits) | PHY 2054 (4 credits) |
| CHM 1045 (GE Core credits) | PHY 2048 & PHY 2048L (GE Core credits) (4 credits) | |
| Social Science (GE Core credits) | Humanities (GE Core credits) | |
| Total: 12 | Total: 13 | Total: 9 |
| Fall | Spring |
|---|---|
| Foreign Language Requirements: All undergraduate students are required to have two years of Foreign Language study prior to graduation with a bachelor's degree from Florida A&M University. | |
| SPC 1608 (GE Core credits) | AMH 2091 (GE Core credits) |
| MAC 2312 (GE Core credits) (5 credits) | Humanities (GE Core credits) |
| Social Science (GE Core credits) | Social Science (GE Core credits) |
| +EET2035 & EET2035L (GE Core credits) (4 credits) | +EET2036 & EET2036L (GE Core credits) (4 credits) |
| Total: 15 | Total: 13 |
| Total Credits: 62 | |
| Summer | Fall | Spring |
|---|---|---|
| ++EET2150 & EET2150L (GE Core credits) (5 credits) | CET 3195 & CET3195L (GE Core credits) (4 credits) | CET 2123 & CET2123L (GE Core credits) (4 credits) |
| CET 2365 (GE Core credits) (3 credits) | CET 3468 & CET3468L (GE Core credits) (4 credits) | EET 3321 & CET2123L (GE Core credits) (4 credits) |
| EET 3320 & EET3320L (GE Core credits) (4 credits) | EET 4165 & EET4165L (GE Core credits) (4 credits) | |
| STA 2023 (GE Core credits) (4 credits) | EET 4735 & EET4735L (GE Core credits) (4 credits) | |
| Total: 8 | Total: 16 | Total: 16 |
| Fall | Spring |
|---|---|
| EET 3542 & EET3542L (GE Core credits) (4 credits) | EET 4914 (3 credits) |
| EET4166 & EET4166L (GE Core credits) (4 credits) | ETG 4939 (1 credit) |
| EET4950 (GE Core credits) (1 credit) | ETI 4671 (2 credits) |
| ENC3243 (GE Core credits) (3 credits) | ETS 4538 & ETS4538L (4 credits) |
| Technical Elective (3 credits) | |
| Total Credits: 127 | |
FAMU Transfer Requirements
Please Note:
- +EET1015C DC Circuits, EET1025 AC Circuits, and EET 1084C Introduction to Electronics, at BC, will be transferred for EET2035 & EET2035L and EET2036 & EEt2036L as a required course at FAMU.
- ++EET1141C Linear Techniques and EET2142C Linear Techniques II, at BC, will be transferred for EET2150 & EET2150L at FAMU.
- MAC 2311 Calculus I must be completed prior to attending FAMU in the Fall semester.
Contact Information
Phone: 850-599-3244
Fax: 850-599-3436
www.famu.edu/index.cfm?Architecture
Greetings Seahawks,
Eastern Illinois University, a transfer partner of Broward College is waiving the application fee for the 2021 Fall semester is applications are submitted by May 10, 2021.
The GPA for undergraduate admission is 2.0/4.0 and the English proficiency requirement is waived for all Broward College transfer students.
A student seeking undergraduate admission with a 3.5/4.0 GPA will automatically be considered for the undergraduate Excellence Scholarship while a student with GPAs between 2.75/4.0 to 3.4/4.0 can eligible to apply for the international scholarship.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Andy Kabasele, the Dean for International Education at Eastern Illinois University at makabasele@eiu.edu
Wishing you a lovely day!
We will waive the English Proficiency Test score (TOEFL, IELTS, and more) for transfer students. The minimum GPA for undergraduate admission is 2.0/4.0 and 2.75/4.0 for graduate admission.
Broward Students with a 3.5/4.0 GPA will automatically be considered for the Excellence Scholarship. Undergraduate students with GPAs between 2.75/4.0 to 3.4/4.0 can apply for the international scholarship.
Eastern Illinois University (EIU) is located 3 hours from the Metropolitan City of Chicago.
We are ranked among the top Public School in the United States and offers over 120 undergraduate majors. EIU's Tuition and living expenses are affordable to International students. Students can use the following code when applying in order to receive the application fee waiver: SP21
Feel free to contact, Andy Kabasele, Assistant Dean for International Education
EA, Consular Liaison Affairs Officer, if you have additional questions in regards to this matter.
Phone: (217) 581-8388
WhatsApp's: (217) 549-1484
Email: makabasele@eiu.edu
Virtual Tour: https://www.youvisit.com/tour/eiu
In honor of National Transfer Week, our partners at the University of Kentucky, are waiving their $50 application fee on October 20, 2020.
For additional support, please feel free to contact, Keith Alfred Wynn, Assistant Director of Transfer Recruitment at 859-257-7595 or send an email to keith.wynn@uky.edu.
Greetings from the University of Florida Summer Health Professions Education Program (UF SHPEP)!
UF SHPEP is a six-week academic enrichment program during the summer, for freshman and sophomore students from across the country who have an interest in pursuing a career in the health professions. The program is geared towards students who identify as a racial or ethnic minority that is underrepresented in various health professions or students who come from financially or educationally disadvantaged backgrounds.
In addition to academic enrichment in science and quantitative subjects, students will also gain clinical exposure, development of learning and study skills, and knowledge and insight into the health-related professional school admissions process.
UF SHPEP 2021 will take place from May 10th to June 18th and will be a 100% virtual experience that will still allow for numerous hands-on activities. Interested students must apply by February 5th at 11:59 p.m. (EST).
UF SHPEP is free for students accepted to the program and is provided with a $600 stipend. SHPEP is a national program funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Please forward this information to your students at Broward College that you believe would be interested in applying to the program! I am can also arrange to have program staff or alumni provide a virtual presentation at your institution on this wonderful opportunity or attend any relevant events (pre-health fairs, student organization meetings, etc.) that may be occurring at Broward College.
Additional information can be found on our site or the national program site. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Thank you for your time!
Jordan Sharpshair, MS
Program Coordinator
Summer Health Professions Education Program
University of Florida, College of Dentistry
Dental Science Building, Room D4-33
PO Box 100407, Gainseville, FL 32610
Phone: 352 294-8628 | Email: uf-shpep@ufl.edu
Website: ufhealth.org/ufshpep
An amazing opportunity for you to transfer to International Summer School 2021 at London Metropolitan University. The application process is currently open for applications.