Community Health Education Graduate Program
M.S. Community Health Education:
Worksite Wellness & Health Promotion Emphasis
With an ever-increasing trend toward healthy lifestyles, this specialization offers students the opportunity to focus on health education within the work-place. Organizations are recognizing the value in assisting employees in staying healthy and fit and lowering stress levels. With this emphasis, students will be trendsetters in the corporate world by helping make a more productive and healthier workplace.
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 include:
- Human anatomy and physiology or pathophysiology
- General biology
- Personal and community health, or its equivalent
Related Links
Graduate Thesis Guidelines (pdf)
Academic Learning Plan (pdf)
For more information regarding graduate admission requirements, click here.
HEALTH PROMOTION & WELLNESS LINKS
- Aerobics & Fitness Association of America (AFAA)
- American College of Sports Medicine
- American Council on Exercise
- American Dietetic Association
- American Fitness Professionals & Associates
- Health and Fitness Association (IDEA)
- Health World Online
- Health Promotion Careers
- National Endurance and Sports Trainers Association
- USDA Food, Nutrition, and Consumer Services