SUNY Oswego Launches Online Master’s Program in Health Promotion and Behavioral Wellness
SUNY Oswego has unveiled a new online master’s program in health promotion and behavioral wellness, catering to the growing demand for professionals in this field. With a curriculum designed to equip students for impactful roles in health promotion and wellness, the program aims to address the increasing need for skilled professionals in preventive lifestyles and behavior modification.
Dean of Graduate Studies at SUNY Oswego, Kristen Eichhorn, expressed excitement about the launch of the program, highlighting its focus on designing interventions to promote healthy living. Eichhorn emphasized the university’s commitment to preparing students for careers in public health and wellness, connecting them to a job sector projected to see significant growth in the coming years.
One of the program’s first students, Michael-Daniel Vodzogbe, shared his enthusiasm for pursuing a career in wellness management through the online master’s degree. Drawing inspiration from his upbringing and athletic background, Vodzogbe aims to become a wellness and athletic coach for youth, helping them manage stress and well-being effectively.
The program’s curriculum includes courses on mind-body wellness, stress response, and evidence-based behavior change strategies, providing students with a comprehensive education in holistic well-being. Graduates can expect to pursue roles such as community health professionals, wellness advocates, program managers, and consultants, among others.
With the demand for health promotion professionals projected to increase significantly in the coming years, SUNY Oswego’s online master’s program in health promotion and behavioral wellness offers a timely and valuable opportunity for individuals looking to make a difference in public health and wellness. Learn more about the program on the university’s website or reach out to HPBWgrad@oswego.edu for inquiries.
