The College for Health, Community and Policy (HCAP) trains students to develop solutions for complex social issues to improve the well-being of our communities. By engaging directly with the City of San Antonio, students and faculty live the college's mission to advance human health every day.
Find your place
With 11 undergraduate and 11 graduate programs, HCAP has something for every passion and interest. Each program offers a strong research component as well as opportunities for community engagement.
Thrive and succeed
The HCAP Student Success Center is your one-stop-shop for resources to make the most of your college career. We’ll help with your current classes, resume building, networking and connecting with your fellow students.
Support HCAP
Gifts to the college ensure our students and faculty receive the best training and resources available.
“The faculty continually challenge the students in a manner that is both demanding and rewarding, and are always willing to assist students.”
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Degree programs
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Internship hours
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Research centers
$4.8M
In grants awarded across 22 projects
Latest News
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April 2, 2025
After first-born, additional children don’t ward off depressionPublished by UTSA Today
March 18, 2025
Psychology professor's research spotlighted in APA Journal
February 17, 2025
HCAP researcher empowers community health workers with ChatGPTPublished by UTSA Today
HCAP Events
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8
2025
Healthy Cities, Healthy YouIn partnership with MetroHealth, join us for another Dean's Community Lecture Series!
Apr
11
2025
Social Work Advocacy DayTaking place at the Texas Sate Capitol in Austin, this day celebrates and empowers social workers from across the state and nation.
Apr
11
2025
Art is HealingAn exploration of the role of arts and culture in community healing, featuring poetry and participatory arts stations
Apr
16
2025
La Platica: A community conversationThe purpose of our space is to check in and talk about what is going on for you or what might be on your mind. It is a space to acknowledge distractions and share your feelings with your community.
