The Health Education Program ultimately seeks to equip professionals who will improve the quality of life of others and reduce health disparities by preparing students to identify the role of biological, behavioral, environmental, and social forces on population health. Students will have the opportunity to improve the health of individuals and communities through the planning, implementation, and evaluation of health interventions and will be taught to become an informed health professional capable of making the world healthier and more humane. Students also receive a specialized education through coursework designed to help them develop as a professional, expand their knowledge and skills related to public health education, and prepare them for professional public health practice

The curricula offers opportunities to obtain professional preparation and certification for careers in the public health sector, allied health and medical related professions (e.g., medicine, occupational therapy, nursing, physical therapy, or physician's assistant), and a broad and diverse range of other local, state, national, and international organizations including government and private health agencies, clinical settings, nonprofit organizations, schools and universities, volunteer agencies, and other community organizations in careers that promote and improve health.

• Doctor of Philosophy in Health Education