Degree options
Don’t need a full master’s degree? The graduate certificate in health programming can sharpen your professional skill-set in less time.
Why earn a master’s degree in health promotion and wellness management?
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Raise your credentials with certification
Take meaningful classes. Your course work helps you qualify for the Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) exam.
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Enter a strong job field
Graduate knowing your services are in demand. Health educators and community health workers have a rising job outlook.
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Make professional connections
Connect with current health professionals and companies. You can get involved with research, internships and community activities as you complete your degree.
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Be versatile
Your courses are interdisciplinary. That means you’ll learn about a lot of different areas: psychology, health and physical education, management/organization and more. It helps you become a well-rounded professional.
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