The UW Master of Science in Health and Wellness Management faculty specialty areas include: health and wellness marketing, wellness program management, healthcare consulting, community health and epidemiology, management coaching, and more.
Courses in the UW Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellness Management are developed and taught by University of Wisconsin faculty, who either teach our on-campus courses or are industry professionals working in the health and wellness field serving as adjunct faculty.
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As more companies recognize their role in supporting employees across all dimensions of health, including physical, mental, and emotional, demand for professionals who have the skills to manage well-being programs will grow.
The online UW Master of Science in Health and Wellness Management is supported by an advisory board consisting of 12 to 15 representatives from the health and wellness management field who serve as advisors, ambassadors, and referral agents to the program.
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