By combining the skills of Health Promotion and Communication, you will be prepared to conduct advanced research on key health campaigns, policies, and marketing; design and implement high-impact messaging and experiential projects in diverse organizational and community settings; and advance your strategic use of digital mediums to reach target audiences.
CO-503 Graduate Foundations in Comm; 500-level Comm elective
The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.
However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, students who are pursuing the thesis track may complete the program in four semesters; non-thesis track students may complete the program in three semesters.