College of Health Professions
Wellness and Health Promotion
The Wellness and Health Promotion program prepares students to inspire healthy lifestyles, promote community well-being, and support preventive health initiatives.
Overview
About the Program
University of Findlay’s Wellness and Health Promotion program is an interdisciplinary program in which students implement health assessments and wellness programs during internships. The degree aims to promote scholarly inquiry and cultivate professionals who can assist others in developing self-responsibility for their own health and wellness through healthy, active lifestyles. Completion of this degree prepares students for employment in corporate, clinical, or community wellness settings. It also prepares students for graduate study, such as Occupational Therapy.
Program
Highlights
3+3 Doctor of Occupational Therapy Internal Pathway Option
100% Acceptable Rate of WHP Students into Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program
College of health professions
At a Glance
College
College of Health Professions
Degree
Bachelor of Science in Wellness and Health Professions
Format
On-Campus
Credits
125 credits
Curriculum
Course Requirements
Students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Wellness and Health Promotion at the University of Findlay are required to complete a set of core courses designed to build a strong foundation in health and wellness. The curriculum includes coursework in areas such as biomechanics, nutrition, anatomy, and wellness education strategies, along with additional training focused on promoting healthy lifestyles and effective behavior change. The full course requirements can be found in the University’s Undergraduate Catalog.
opportunities
Hands-On Experience
Wellness and Health Promotion students are required to participate in experiential learning through internship placements. During this time, students will implement health assessments and wellness programs under the supervision of health and wellness professionals. Placements may include corporate, clinical, or community wellness settings. This will provide students with a chance to gain critical hands-on experience assisting others in developing self-responsibility for their own health and wellness through healthy, active lifestyles.
Contact Us
Need more information about the Wellness and Health Promotion program at the University of Findlay? Have questions about admissions, coursework, experiential learning, career pathways, or student support services? We’re here to help—connect with our team to learn how the Wellness and Health Promotion program prepares students to improve community health and well-being through preventive care, education, and evidence-based wellness strategies.
Email: melissa.weber@findlay.edu
Phone: 419-434-5611
Location: 1000 N. Main St. | Findlay, OH 45840