Our Biomedical and Health Humanities Curriculum
WSU offers a variety of programs and courses in traditional health professions as well as in biomedical and health humanities. Below we highlight a selection of these. Please see the WSU Catalog and Schedule of Courses for the most current information.
Undergraduate Certificate in Health Humanities
Health humanities takes a holistic approach to human health and wellbeing by centering humanity in health care. Students who aim to work in the health sector, broadly construed, can enrich their education and add distinction to their resume through a certificate in health humanities.
To earn the certificate in health humanities, students must complete 12 credit hours from the courses listed below with
- A grade of C or higher in each course,
- At least one course from the humanities and one from the social sciences, and
- Distributed from at least three departments (HIST, PHIL, SPAN, POLS, PSY, SCWK, SOC).
Consultation with your advisor is strongly recommended in selecting appropriate coursework. An overall program grade point average of 3.000 is required for the certificate.
Degree Credit Courses in Health Humanities
Degrees and Certificates in Health-related Fields
Graduate programs:
Graduate Certificates
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- Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
- Building-Level Leadership
- Child/Play Therapy
- Clinical Mental Health Counselor to School Counselor
- Dyslexia and Literacy
- Engineering Education
- Higher Education Leadership
- Mentoring and Coaching
- School Counselor to Clinical Mental Health Counselor
- Superintendency/District Leadership
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- Master of Arts in Aging Studies
- Master of Health Administration
- MA in Aging Studies to Master of Health Administration
- Master of Health Administration to MA in Aging Studies
- Dual/Accelerated Bachelor's Degree to Master of Aging Studies
- Dual/Accelerated BS in Health Management to Master of Health Administration
- Graduate Emphasis in Aging Studies
Aging Studies Graduate Emphasis
Badge Courses in Biomedical and Health Humanities