Health and Human Performance Department
UW-Superior's Department of Health and Human Performance offers a range of programs that enable students to study physical education, community health, and exercise science. Students use these programs to launch careers in a variety of public and private settings as well as prepare for graduate education. The program also offers minors that are ideal complements to majors in early childhood, coaching, health education, and sport management.
PROGRAM
LOCATION
TYPE
4-YEAR
PATHWAY
PATHWAY
DEGREE
PLANNING SHEET
PLANNING SHEET
Health and Wellness Management Health and Wellness Management
Major
Community Health Promotion Community Health Promotion
Major/Concentration
Exercise Science Exercise Science
Major/Concentration
PROGRAM:
Coaching
LOCATION:
TYPE:
Minor
MINOR PLANNING SHEET:
PROGRAM:
Community Health Promotion
LOCATION:
TYPE:
Major/Concentration of Physical Education
4-YEAR PATHWAY:
DEGREE PLANNING SHEET:
PROGRAM:
Exercise Science
LOCATION:
TYPE:
Major/Concentration of Physical Education
4-YEAR PATHWAY:
DEGREE PLANNING SHEET:
PROGRAM:
Health*
LOCATION:
TYPE:
Minor
PROGRAM:
Health and Human Performance
LOCATION:
TYPE:
Minor of Health
MINOR PLANNING SHEET:
PROGRAM:
Health and Wellness Management
LOCATION:
TYPE:
Major
4-YEAR PATHWAY:
DEGREE PLANNING SHEET:
PROGRAM:
Health Education - K-12*
LOCATION:
TYPE:
Minor of Health
PROGRAM:
Health Education - MC-EA (grades 1-8)*
LOCATION:
TYPE:
Minor of Health
MINOR PLANNING SHEET:
PROGRAM:
Physical Education*
LOCATION:
TYPE:
Major of Education
PROGRAM:
Physical Education - Adaptive (EC-A, K-12)*
LOCATION:
TYPE:
Certificate of Physical Education
4-YEAR PATHWAY:
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* Are programs where you can also earn certification to teach at the K-12, elementary or middle/high school levels.
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