Details: Health Management, Minor

MinorHealth Management

A minor in health management from Wichita State will give you valuable knowledge in the management side of health care or in the planning and assessment of public- and community-health initiatives. The minor is an ideal addition to your health-related major—and can help you prepare for graduate study.

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Admission to the program

To take courses in the College of Health Professions, you must first be admitted to Wichita State.

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Admission requirements

Inside the Program

HEALTH students helped implement the Tobacco Free Campus Ambassador program.

Student group helps improve public health through Tobacco Free campus initiative

Public Health Sciences students helped start and implement the Tobacco Free Campus Ambassador program to support the WSU Tobacco Free campus policy. The push to go tobacco free has been led by Public Health Sciences going back to 2005 when a group of students formed the Health, Education, Advocates for Leadership, Teamwork and Humanity (HEALTH) Student Association. Students also celebrate National Public Health Week annually by volunteering in the community and displaying health educational materials around campus.

Curriculum

The health management minor is available to any College of Health Professions student outside of the program major. The minor consists of 15 credit hours. You'll choose courses that fit your future education and career plans.

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Careers

A degree in health management from Wichita State will give you a broad range of health-related knowledge—preparing you for a variety of graduate programs and high-paying careers in settings such as acute-care medicine, community health, long-term care and others.

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