The College of Health and Public Affairs at the University of Central Florida promotes excellence in undergraduate and graduate education, research and community service in health-related professions and public affairs. The college seeks to develop the intellectual capabilities of its students through its commitment to broad-based community partnerships, focused research, professional development and training opportunities, so that students prosper in a diverse, challenging and globally competitive work environment.

People
• 6,083 students
	- 4,758 undergraduate - 1,325 graduate
• 160 faculty members
• 44 staff members
• 22,335 alumni

Academic Programs
• 22 degree programs
	- 12 bachelor’s - 8 master’s - 2 doctoral
• 11 minors
• 29 certificate programs
	- 11 undergraduate - 18 graduate

Go here for a complete list of academic programs in the college

Did you know?

All of the college’s programs are offered at UCF’s Orlando campus. A number of programs and courses are also offered at UCF’s regional campuses.

Facilities
• UCF Orlando Campus
	- Health and Public Affairs Buildings I and II
• Central Florida Research Park
	- Institute for Simulation and Training (IST) Building - American Humanics Program - Center for Community Partnerships - Doctoral Program in Public Affairs - Partnership I Building - Public Safety Technology Center - Research Pavilion - Communicative Disorders Clinic - Florida Center for Nursing - 12001 Science Drive - Center for Autism and Related Disabilities
• UCF Downtown Ying Academic Center
	- John Scott Dailey Florida Institute of Government at UCF

See the Campus Map for the location of these facilities.