Applied Health Science, MS
College of Allied Health and Nursing |Academic Programs |Applied Health Science
Students in the online Applied Health Science MS Program are prepared for evolving and challenging professional positions in a variety of settings, including state, community, and federal health departments and agencies, business and industry, health care and promotion institutions, and nonprofit organizations, as well as schools and universities. The curriculum is competency-based, focusing on critical thinking and analytical approaches to current public health issues in a dynamic learning environment.
Deadlines and Important Dates
Please ensure you are familiar with the deadlines and notes detailed below. In some cases, missed deadlines can result in the student being required to register for additional graduate credit(s) for the following semester.
Admission to Major
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About the Program
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Courses
Detailed information on the courses can be found within the Academic Catalog.
Get Involved
Becoming involved with the profession prior to graduation is possible through volunteering and membership in student organizations.
Careers
Health education specialists and community health workers are employed in a variety of settings, including hospitals, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies.
Further Education
Following successful completion of the AHS degree, students are positioned to go directly into the career field or further advance their education.
Announcements
Because Applied Health Science is a growing and evolving field, students have flexibility in career options.
FAQs
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Forms
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Certifications
All students successfully completing the AHS master’s degree are eligible for certifications specific to the health education and public health fields.
