As the demand for health professionals and health education programs continues to grow nationwide, so does the need for well-prepared health professions faculty who have advanced training in educational theory, instructional strategies in the health professions, and related assessment methods. The Health Professions Education curriculum is intentionally designed to formally prepare learners with the foundations needed to engage in educational scholarship, curricular design, assessment, program evaluation, and institutional leadership.
Gain the academic skills needed to conduct educational research, lead educational programs, institutions, curricula, and organizations in the health and medical professions.
As a student of the Health Professions Education Leadership graduate certificate, you will examine current pedagogical and leadership theories and challenges faced by health professions programs, curricula, and institutions. Graduates will walk away with the knowledge and skills needed to lead educational programs, institutions, agencies, and organizations in the health and medical professions. As a student of the Health Professions Education Leadership graduate certificate, you will examine current pedagogical and leadership theories and challenges faced by health professions programs, curricula, and institutions. Graduates will walk away with the knowledge and skills needed to lead educational programs, institutions, agencies, and organizations in the health and medical professions. The 12 credits earned from either certificate can be used toward the MS and PhD in Health Professions Education.
Details, Dates & Deadlines
Program Details
Class Format
Program Length
9 months
Credits to Complete
Cost/Credit Hour
In State: $750
Out of State: $993
- Online application
- $75 application fee
- Official transcripts
- 300–500 word essay
- Proof of English language proficiency
- CV or resume
Dates & Deadlines
Fall Deadline: July 1
Next Steps
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