The Master of Science in Health Education prepares students for positions in community and public health education. This program reflects the dramatic national trend of focusing on wellness, illness prevention, and the promotion of healthy lifestyles. Health education plays a key role in this proactive health care system. Drawing from expertise in many disciplines and professions, the MS in Health Education provides instruction in behavior change theory and practice, program planning, marketing, communication, education strategies, and basic research techniques. The MS in Health Education program is especially designed for the part-time student, offering all the required courses during evenings and weekends on the Flint campus.
Most students complete the program in three years.
An application packet may be requested from the Office of Graduate Programs. B. Minimum GPA of 2.8. C. Written statement of purpose. D. Prerequisite courses. F. Three letters of recommendation.