The post-master’s certificate in health education is designed for individuals who have earned a master's degree in a field other than health education. This program prepares individuals in the core areas of health education and in the skills of community assessment, program planning, implementation and administration.

The post-master’s certificate in health education is a six-course (18-credit) program that combines four required courses with two electives.

Required Courses

• Mapping for Health Research, Planning, Policy Development and Marketing
• Epidemiology and Community Health
• Program Planning for Wellness
• Curriculum Strategies for Health Educators

Directed Electives: Two Courses

• Employee Assistance and Occupational Health
• Health Education in HIV/AIDS
• Psychosocial Aspects of Chronic Illness and Disability
• Concepts of Mental Health
• Women and Health Care
• Stress and Crisis Management
• Behavioral Health of Children and Youth
• Human Sexuality
• Special Topics in Health Education
• Field Work in Health Education

Gainful Employment Disclosure: Click here to download the Health Education Gainful Employment Disclosure form for the Post Master's Certificate Program