Health Science Education (B.S.)
Patsy H. Haslam School of Health Sciences

Regional Accreditation — The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association. Affordable Tuition — Full-time financial aid availability and reasonable costs. Faculty — Academic credentials and real-world experience. Cohort Program - complete the program major with the same group of peers from start to finish.

Why choose a career in Health Science Education?
Students who want to make a difference it the lives of people in their community through better health practices will enjoy the health sciences education program at Mountain State University. Health science education graduates teach individual patients and community groups how to improve health and prevent disease through behavior modification.

Why choose MSU?
MSU’s health science education program provides background in the prevention of disease and promotion of healthful lifestyles. Our coursework and real-world field studies prepare students to plan, implement, and evaluate health programs in a variety of settings.

What can I study?
Mountain State University’s Bachelor of Science in Health Science Education program is designed for health care providers who already have an associate degree in a health or human services-related field and wish to prepare for a managerial, educational, or health promotion and wellness role in a community setting.

Applicant transcripts are evaluated on an individual basis to determine the number of hours and courses required to meet University and program requirements and prerequisites for degree coursework. The structure of the program varies depending on the associate degree credits that can be applied to these requirements.

What are my career options?
Health care issues are a growing concern for many Americans, putting health care educators in demand for top careers. Health science education graduates may work in hospitals, community organizations, private businesses, clinics, schools, or government agencies. Health science educators may develop and institute programs such as sexual safety, tobacco cessation, cultural diversity in health care, and healthy living. Graduates may create and write educational materials, conduct meetings, and plan informative programs for private organizations and communities, as well.

Make a difference in your community with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science Education from Mountain State University.

Please see our catalog for degree and program requirements.