Salus University is committed to educating tomorrow's health science leaders with a progressive, holistic approach to clinical and practical care.
Committed to graduating the highest caliber of professionals, Salus faculty represent some of the best minds in health science and blindness and low vision.
With a hands-on approach to patient care, an early and sustained clinical experience is what sets Salus graduates apart from their professional peers.
Emphasizing quality and continuity with patients and their interprofessional teams, Salus students are exposed to integrated programs where exploration and collaboration drive holistic healthcare.
Experience the best of two worlds. Our vibrant, suburban campus located just outside of Philadelphia offers easy access to unlimited culture, arts, history, sports, and entertainment.
Since 1919, Salus graduates have been leading their professions with progressive thinking for the changing world of health and wellness.
Salus students are part of a community much greater than the University. Close to home and across the globe, we pursue projects that advance the world of health, wellness, and public service.
From our nearly century long and proud history, Pennsylvania College of Optometry has pioneered some of the most influential innovations in post-graduate optometric education worldwide. Learn More
With an interdisciplinary approach, the College of Education and Rehabilitation educates professionals dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for those affected by disabilities. Learn More
An exceptional academic and clinical experience, the Osborne College of Audiology prepares thought-leading audiologists to practice in medical, educational and private practice settings. Learn More
Uniquely focused on today’s critical healthcare issues, the College of Health Sciences graduates professionals fully equipped to meet the complex—and ever-changing—demands for health worldwide. Learn More
Rachel Levine, MD, Acting Secretary of Health and Physician General for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, will deliver Salus University’s 113th commencement address on Monday, October 9, at 2 p.m., at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts’ Verizon Hall.
Last week, students in the Occupational Therapy (OT) program were inducted into Pi Theta Epsilon, the national honor society for Occupational Therapy students.
Salus University has named Gregory D. Benjamin, PhD, MPH as the director of Institutional Research & Assessment in the Office of Academic Affairs.
Salus University welcomes Drs. Stephanie Leburg and Navpreet Hehar as instructors in the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO).