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Graduate Program in Health Education


Introduction:

The professional preparation in Health Education leading to a Master of Education degree requires a minimum of 36 credit hours and is divided into three general areas of study:

Specialization Courses ........................(22-27 hours)

General Professional Courses ..............(6 hours)

Elective Courses ..................................(3-8 hours)

As a culmination experience, students must elect a thesis or project option. This experience is included within the "Specialization Courses" credit hour requirement.

Program Focus:

The goal of health education is to facilitate voluntary health-related behavior and social change through application of principles of the behavioral and social sciences. As such, health education is concerned with helping individuals and groups to assume responsibility for their health by learning and adopting behaviors, and by supporting social policies that can promote and maintain health. To this end, those earning a Master of Education in Health Education develop competencies in the following areas: assessing individual and group needs for health education; planning, implementing, and evaluating effective health education programs; coordination provisions for health education; acting as a resource person in health education; and communicating health and health education needs, concerns and resources.

Admission:

Students are admitted "Regular Status" into the Health Education Program with an appropriate background and an undergraduate grade point average of at least 3.0.

Information:

Further information may be obtained in the University's Bulletin, the Graduate Student Handbook or by calling a program advisor at (313) 577-5066 or by writing:

Kinesiology, Health and Sport Studies
Graduate Program in Health Education
265 Matthaei Building
Wayne State University
Detroit, MI 48202

 
 

 

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