Students in the Health Professions Education specialization represent a variety of health care areas, thus providing an interdisciplinary learning environment. The specialization offers content designed to enhance an individual's ability to design, plan, deliver, and evaluate health-related education and training. The M.Ed. with a specialization in Health Professions Education is also available. The M.S. program reflects a minimum requirement of 30 hours of course work, including a thesis. In addition, all graduate students are expected to either pass the ACCE technology competencies through a testing out procedure or to attend a workshop at the beginning of their studies.
Further information is noted on the department's technology Web page .
Any course work taken prior to admission is subject to approval by the student's advisor for inclusion in the program. These courses are selected in consultation with your advisor. Contact The program coordinator for this major is Dr.