M.S. Community Health Education: Psychosocial Emphasis

This degree is designed to focus on the social and psychological sphere of health education.  Students will explore topics related to individual and group behaviors, and learn techniques to apply knowledge gained in health education to different populations. 

The program is interdisciplinary and addresses the needs of students from varied academic backgrounds.  A total of 39 semester hours are required for completion of this program.  Electives allow students to further specialize their course of studies within this focus and are carefully chosen in conjunction with your advisor.

Prerequisite courses recommended:

• Human anatomy and physiology or pathophysiology, or its equivalent
• General biology
• Personal and community health, or its equivalent

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Application procedures can be found on the Graduate Admissions website.

Academic Learning Plan (pdf)

Graduate Thesis Guidelines (pdf)

Please peruse the UWF CATALOG for program curriculum.