UAB undergraduates interested in an overview of the health education or human services profession may opt to complete a minor in either Health Promotion and Education (HPE) or Human Services (HS). CHHS majors concentrating in HPE often minor in HS, while CHHS majors concentrating in HS often minor in HPE. Students majoring in the social sciences, health sciences, and business will likely find either of these minors particularly useful.
Minor in Health Promotion and Education
The minor in Health Promotion and Education (HPE) provides students with an overview of the health education profession. With courses such as Introduction to Epidemiology and Disease Impact, Global Trends in Health Education, and Drug Use and Abuse, this minor would be especially useful to students majoring in the social sciences, health sciences, and business.
This 21-hour HPE minor will equip students with a more detailed understanding of how health educators can improve the well-being of populations at risk of injury or disease. They study health education, global trends in health education, epidemiology, personal health, and other related subjects. A few of the required elective courses for this minor are taken online.
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