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The masters degree in Health and Human
Performance with a concentration in Health offers both
thesis and non-thesis options.Students enter the
Department from a variety of backgrounds. In
addition to a comprehensive curriculum, they enjoy an
array of social and professional activities including
participation in state and national organizations which
provide excellent opportunities for professional
development and interaction. Candidates are
prepared for career opportunities in community and
public health, school health, or teaching Lifetime
Wellness. The non-thesis option requires
completion of 32 semester hours including a 6 credit
internship. The thesis option includes 30 hours
of coursework.
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The doctoral degree in Human
Performance with a specialization in Health prepares
students to conduct research and teach courses in the
field. In addition to the doctoral dissertation,
the degree consists of two courses in education, five
courses in statistics and research methods, and eight
courses in the Health specialization. (Additional
information can be obtained under the graduate program
link of the
departmental
web page.
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