MA in Integrative Health and Wellbeing Coaching in Minneapolis United States | University of Minnesota Twin Cities

The Master of Arts program caters to professionals holding a bachelor's degree in healthcare or other disciplines. Candidates without healthcare experience can apply after fulfilling prerequisite courses. This program prepares graduates for leadership roles in coaching individuals and teams, launching new coaching services, and evaluating coaching program effectiveness. While grounded in research, this Plan B degree focuses on practical application rather than extensive research training and is considered a final academic qualification. The curriculum comprises 38 credit hours, with 6 elective credits and a mandatory 2-credit capstone project requiring both oral and written presentations. Students may select electives from CSPH offerings or pursue an approved minor from other departments. Each participant collaborates with their faculty advisor to create a customized study plan aligned with their professional goals.