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MS Health & Wellness Management


 

Master of Science in Health & Wellness Management

Designed for working adults with real-world experience, the new online UW Master of Science in Health and Wellness Management will strengthen and expand your knowledge of corporate wellness and health promotion issues, preparing you for high-level leadership positions at your current organization or at top companies around the world.

Graduates will be able to:

  • Demonstrate familiarity with best practices in behavior change facilitation, including the evaluation of lifestyle coaching plans.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of ethical and legal issues relevant to health policy and clinical practice.
  • Analyze the interrelations among health providers and key stakeholders and understand how these interrelations influence public health systems.
  • Determine the impact of current wellness initiatives on an organization’s healthcare costs, and develop strategic and project management plans to improve the programs.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of business marketing, including market analysis, evaluation, communication, and promotion.
  • Examine customer needs and apply a system approach in successfully addressing those needs.
  • Integrate health informatics, information technology, and communication strategies in the design, implementation, evaluation, and replication of best practices to improve program performance.

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Experienced Faculty/Diverse Expertise
UW-Green Bay has partnered with teaching faculty throughout the area to bring together diverse and distinguished expertise from all around the UW System.

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Flexible + Accessible = Online
Designed for busy adults, the Master of Science in Health & Wellness Management program provides flexible schedules with no on-campus meetings or specific class times.

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Affordable Tuition
The entire Health & Wellness Management program is made available online, and tuition is a flat fee per credit, whether you are across town or across the country.

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Career Opportunities
More and more organizations are looking for qualified professionals with the training to build engaging and effective health and wellness programs.

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Erin Wentworth

Danielle Waldhart

The MSHWM program provided me with an opportunity to pursue a new career while working full-time. As a result of the curriculum, I began to see my workplace in a different light and how that impacts one's well being.  While enrolled, I was able to pursue a volunteer opportunity that ultimately led to a position within the HWM field. 
Many of the degrees I researched were niche, with a narrow focus in population or community health.  Having a strong foundation in project management, research, policy, and management, helps my communication with the teams and makes the programs I develop more effective.

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UW-Green Bay's Christine Vandenhouten

Meet Christine Vandenhouten

Christine Vandenhouten is an Associate Professor of Nursing and Health & Wellness Management at UW-Green Bay. She is also the Chair of Nursing & Health Studies Programs and the Director of BSN-LINC. Professor Vandenhouten's teaching emphases include Public and Community Health Nursing and Global Health Pharmacology. Professor Vandenhouten is also here to help! If you have any questions about the Health & Wellness Management program, please contact us! The Health & Wellness Team is here to help you. View all our Health & Wellness Management professors.

Check out Christine Vandenhouten's appearance on Local Five Live where she talks more about the program.

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Student Stories


Retired Pharmacist & Vietnam Vet Furthers His Education

Herschel A. Ryales has returned to school "at the young age of 75" to better his health and the health of his neighbors. He admits that a lot has changed since his 1960s undergraduate college days.

Why Health and Wellness?
“Health and wellness became more of a passion as I got older when I realized that I would be facing health challenges,” Herschel said. “I’m not only volunteering for others, I’m essentially volunteering for myself.”

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