This major provides you with a strong liberal arts education built around courses in natural and social sciences. Graduates will have the ability to work with issues and experts in a variety of resource fields as well as the capability to deal with social and political components of resource management. Some courses are also offered by traditional on-site instruction. This degree may be completed in three years by taking two to three classes per term. Students will be able to receive course materials electronically at their own location, whether at home, work, university or library.
Applications are to be received in the Spring Term for the following fall.
However, late applications will be evaluated as space allows throughout the summer. This program provides students with the planning, implementation, evaluation, organizational and management skills necessary to effectively reduce health related risk among selected populations. Other offerings include perspectives on death, environmental health and safety, and health data analysis. Students select an option from community health, worksite health promotion, applied health and gerontology, child and adolescent health, or applied health. The School of Education at Oregon State is now accepting applications for entry into the Adult Education Cohort Master's Degree Program for fall 2001.