University of Arizona to merge four colleges into two

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The University of Arizona announced it will merge four colleges into two: the college of health sciences with public health, and the college of applied science and technology with information science.

Starting July 1, the College of Health Sciences will be integrated into the Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health to create the new School of Health Professions and Global Medicine, and the College of Applied Science and Technology will be integrated with the College of Information Science.

Interim Provost Ron Marx said in a written statement that the integration will “enhance opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration that drives innovation and addresses real-world challenges.”

Read more at Tucson.com.

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