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Bachelor of Arts in Health & Wellness
A Bachelor of Arts in Health & Wellness at Tulane School of Professional Advancement offers prospective students the first step toward a fulfilling career in health and fitness. Our health and wellness bachelor’s degree program focuses on nutrition, personal fitness, health evaluation, risk behaviors, as well as healthy behavior changes.
Who Should Apply for the Bachelor of Arts in Health & Wellness
This is the perfect field of study for those who want to become advocates for healthy living. Not only are our courses suitable for people just coming into the field, but this degree is also helpful for those who are currently working and want to expand their level of expertise.
The Kinesiology Program Faculty includes industry leaders who are focused on building personal connections with students and helping them to develop a professional network and practical knowledge. The kinesiology program can also be customized to fit the unique needs of each person. Students can complete the program at their own pace and can choose from courses at all our campus locations and online, when applicable.
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Jobs for Health & Wellness Graduates
Upon completion, professionals with our health and wellness bachelor's degree may work in healthcare or assisted living facilities, for nonprofits or corporations, or even independently. Areas of focus could include nutrition, wellness, stress management, behavioral health, and fitness training.
Graduates will be equipped to pursue a number of careers, including the following positions:
- Fitness coordinators
- Recreational program coordinators
- Wellness programmers or directors
- Behavior health specialists
- Certified personal trainers
To learn more information about the admissions process or to find out if this degree program is right for you, request more information.
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Degree Requirements
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Core Competencies |
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| ENGL 1010 | Writing | 4 |
| Select one course: | 3 | |
| Math | ||
| PHIL 1060 | Critical Thinking | |
| PHIL 1210 | Elementary Symbolic Logic | |
| BSMT 3250 | Business Statistics | |
| CPST 1070 | Math for Information Technology | |
| Foreign Language or non-Western Culture | 6-8 | |
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Supporting Requirement |
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| Oral Communications—Select one course: | 3 | |
| SPEC 1400 | Intro to Public Speaking | |
| SPEC 3110 | Small Group Communications | |
| THEA 2100 | Fundamentals of Acting | |
| BSMT 2250 | Business Communications | |
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Distribution Requirements (at least two disciplines per category) |
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| Humanities | 12 | |
| Sciences | 12 | |
| Social Sciences | 12 | |
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Writing Requirement |
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| Designated writing course | 3-4 | |
Major Requirements
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Major Core Courses |
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| HEWE 1800 | Wellness in Contemporary American Society | 3 |
| HEWE 2010 | Social Aspects of Health | 3 |
| HEWE 2220 | Mind and Body Health | 3 |
| HEWE 2230 | Stress Management | 3 |
| HEWE 3200 | The Human Body | 3 |
| Select five courses: | 15 | |
| HEWE 2330 | Nutrition and Behavior | |
| HEWE 3110 | Exercise and Sport Psychology | |
| HEWE 3220 | Global Health | |
| HEWE 3250 | Issues in Women's and Men's Health | |
| HEWE 3330 | Exercise, Nutrition, and Aging | |
| HEWE 3500 | Cultural Differences in Healing | |
| HEWE 3600 | Economics of Health and Wellness | |
| HEWE 3650 | Childhood Obesity | |
| HEWE 4010 | Catastrophic Illnesses and Injuries | |
| HEWE 4050 | Mass Media and Health | |
| HEWE 4200 | Mental Health | |
| HEWE 4250 | Environmental Health | |
| HEWE 4600 | Wellness Coaching: Overcoming Resistance to Change | |
| HEWE 4650 | Grant Writing | |
| HMLS 3150/6150 | Health and Medical Issues in Emergency Management | |
| HEWE 5001 | Internship | |
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Minor (optional) |
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| Varies according to minor chosen | ||
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General Electives |
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| As needed to total 120 credits | ||
| Total | 120 | |