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Master of Science in Health Promotion Sciences

Course Requirements
HPS 5453 Theoretical Concepts in Health Promotion
HPS 5503 Introduction to Health Education and Health Promotion
HPS 5563 Program Planning for Health Promotion
HPS 5980* Research for Master’s Thesis 3-6 hours
HPS 5994 Health Program Evaluation
BSE 5163 Biostatistics Methods I
BSE 5113 Principles of Epidemiology

HAP 5453 U. S. Health Care Systems
or
OEH 5013 Environmental Health

Selective/Elective Course (Diversity Requirement) from one of the following:
HPS 5803 Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health
HPS 5853 Health and the American Indian
HPS 5653 Minority Health and Aging

Research Skill Elective
Substantive Electives 5-8 hours
A minimum of 39 hours is required for the M.S. degree in Health Promotion Sciences

Additional Degree Requirements
• Data/Management Proficiency (Please see requirements elsewhere in this Bulletin.)
• Oral Thesis Defense
• Master’s Thesis

This degree program is subject to the policies and procedures printed in the University of Oklahoma College of Public Health Bulletin.
05/14/07

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P.O. Box 26901
Oklahoma City, OK 73190
(405)271-2017

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