BS in Public Health and Wellness

Launch a career in health education and community wellness with a public health and wellness degree, to become a wellness coach or public health educator.

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Why choose Rowan's public health and wellness program?

Study the health and wellness of the community through initiatives, programs, and practices designed to improve its health.

The curriculum is focused on key areas expressed by the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing. Learn about assessment, planning, implementation, research and evaluation, service and advocacy and the administration of public health and health education programming.

Key considerations

Quick Facts

48

Months To Complete

120

Credits

Application Deadlines

7/1

Fall Entry Term

11/1

Spring Entry Term

4/1

Summer Entry Term

Public Health and Wellness student stories

Rowan students highlight how the public health and wellness program prepares them for a variety of career paths.
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Professors offer opportunities to get involved like clubs and labs. We have speakers come in, and it inspires us to see what paths we want to go down.

Alexa W. Mercer County, NJ

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I’m happy Rowan offers this major. I’m getting the training I want for the career I wanted. I would like to have a direct impact on keeping society healthy.

Emily W. Atlantic County, NJ

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The major is so broad! I could work for the Health Department, the US Embassy, or I could even make your healthcare.

Abigail G. Union County, NJ

Careers and outcomes

Recommended for thinkers, creators, and persuaders who are interested in careers in:

  • Health Education
  • Public Health Coordination
  • Policy/Advocacy Fellowship
  • Health Project Management
  • Health Research Analysis
  • Global Health Advocacy
  • Emergency Field Operations
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An Inclusive Community Garden

"Having an inclusive garden makes it easier for other people to access, whether it includes people in a wheelchair, using a walker or a cane," says junior Charlotte B. Inclusive Community Gardens is funded by the Division of Disability Services, New Jersey Department of Human Services.

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