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Wellbeing Education

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Undergraduate Certificate

This certificate will assist UD students in exploring their vocation and will set them up for success as they explore opportunities such as graduate school, professional school and/or sitting for the CHES (Certified Health Education Specialist) exam. The CHES outlines eight areas of responsibility. This certificate is designed to expand upon these eight areas, contributing toward the requirements needed for a student to sit for the exam, therefore increasing employability.

Program Overview

Certificate Information and Courses

This Certificate is co-sponsored by Campus Recreation, the Department of Health and Sport Sciences, the School of Education and Health Science, and Student Development.

Upon completion of the Wellbeing Education Certificate, you will be able to:

  • articulate the importance of wellbeing in their personal and professional lives.
  • demonstrate interdisciplinary understanding of wellbeing through the lens of communication, health and sports science, political science, psychology, sociology, sustainability, and/or religion.
  • identify career options within wellbeing.
  • apply theory to practice through a health promotion project in an internship setting.

Additional Details

Visit the Catalog to view additional details about the wellbeing education undergraduate certificate, including requirements and course descriptions.

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How to Enroll

This certificate is only open to degree-seeking undergraduate students enrolled at the University of Dayton.

To enroll, meet with your advisor and submit a Curriculum Maintenance Request to add the certificate to your student record. Approval processes vary by academic unit.

For additional questions, contact Flyer Student Services.

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