Wellness Certificate (WELLNSS-CR)
The College of Education and Human Ecology in collaboration with the College of Nursing is excited to present the creation of a certificate in Wellness specifically designed for Ohio State undergraduate students. This certificate will allow undergraduates to engage in a rigorous, structured exploration of theories and practices of wellness (self and discipline specific) while developing skills and experience that will enable them to become more reflective, wellness focused professionals as they prepare to enter any career.
The undergraduate certificate in Wellness consists of 12 credit hours. This certificate will enable a student to achieve an enhanced state of optimal well-being, happiness, and resiliency that will ultimately be emulated in their profession.
Required Courses (9 credit hours):
- ESCE 5271 Wellness: Achieving a Healthy Lifestyle (3)
- ESCE 5272 Wellness: Intervention (3)
- HW 2102 Optimizing Personal Health, Happiness & Well-being (3)
Elective Courses (3 credit hours):
- HTHRSC 3400 Introduction to Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (3)
- HTHRSC 4570 The Role of Integrative Medicine (3)
- HW 2110 Health Athlete (1)
- HW 2210 Dimensions of Wellness and Resilience (3)
- KNHES 2990 Movement is Medicine: Your Rx to Health (3)
- KNHES 4525 Promoting Behavior Change in Sport, Leisure, & Exercise (3)
- KNHES 5652 Worksite Health Promotion (3)
- KNHES 5703 Health Behavior Theory (3)
- PUBHHBP 3510 Role of Behavior in Public Health (3)
- SOCWORK 5013 Integrative Body-Mind-Spirit (2)
Wellness certificate program guidelines:
Eligible Candidates: Any Ohio State student currently enrolled in an academic program is eligible to complete the Wellness certificate
Required for Graduation: No
Course Delivery Course: can be delivered in face-to-face, hybrid and online. For further information about course delivery in a specific semester, contact the Educational Studies Student Services Office (edstudies@osu.edu; 614- 688-4007)
Credit Hours Required: A minimum of 12 credit hours
Transfer credit: All courses must be taken at Ohio State
Credit Overlap Between Certificate and Degree Program: Maximum of 50% overlap of the credits required for the academic certificate
Grades required: Minimum C grade required for all courses to count towards the certificate