Storrs,
CT,
United States
Type
Public
Degrees offered
Bachelor's Degree
Students who complete the two-year Master's program in Health Promotion Sciences gain qualifications for careers in public health organizations, community healthcare centers, workplace wellness programs, and research institutions, with opportunities to pursue doctoral studies. The program offers two pathways: a thesis option or a project/practicum option. With guidance from faculty advisors, students create customized study plans featuring required health promotion courses, research methodology classes, and specialized electives in focus areas like statistical analysis, behavior modification strategies, genetic studies, and more. The program concludes with either a research thesis or an applied project/practicum experience.