Where is Forest Hills Campus?

The Forest Hills Campus of Augusta University, situated in Augusta, Georgia, is a specialized campus primarily focused on health sciences and graduate education. This campus provides a serene, focused environment for students pursuing advanced degrees and professional training in healthcare-related fields, with an emphasis on practical, hands-on learning experiences.

• Graduate Studies: Advanced programs in biomedical sciences and public health are offered, preparing students for research and leadership roles in health policy and science.
• Physical Therapy: The Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program trains students in rehabilitation techniques to improve patient mobility and quality of life.
• Occupational Therapy: The Master of Health Science in Occupational Therapy program focuses on helping individuals achieve independence in daily activities through therapeutic interventions.
• Clinical Training: Specialized facilities support clinical simulations and real-world training for health sciences students.

The Forest Hills Campus is designed to foster a close-knit academic community, where students and faculty collaborate closely on innovative projects and research. Its facilities include modern labs, simulation centers, and learning spaces tailored to the needs of health sciences education. The campus also benefits from its proximity to other Augusta University campuses and medical facilities, allowing for integrated learning opportunities. With a strong emphasis on preparing students for the evolving demands of healthcare, the Forest Hills Campus prioritizes evidence-based practices and interdisciplinary approaches. Its tranquil setting provides an ideal backdrop for focused study, while still offering access to the resources of a larger university system. This campus plays a vital role in Augusta University’s mission to advance health education and improve community well-being.