Each student selects one of five areas of emphasis for the degree. The primary areas of emphasis are advanced professional practice, education, management, gerontology, and health informatics. Under the advanced professional practice area, clinical specializations have been developed in clinical nutrition, physical therapy, and occupational therapy. The purpose of the undergraduate Health Promotion program is to prepare students for careers in a variety of health-related settings. Students may find employment in voluntary health agencies, public health agencies, hospitals, health clubs, worksite health promotion programs, schools and universities, and a host of other health-related organizations.
Most students receive two-year training at the master's level.
Small doctoral program available. Approximately 3,000 students are enrolled in graduate study at The University of Toledo. The University is located in a residential area on the edge of Toledo. The program prepares professionals for positions in schools as licensed health educators and coordinators. Noncertified individuals can use the program to obtain teaching certification.