Master's Programs

The Masters of Science in Education (MSEd) programs in the Department of HHPR prepare students for careers as athletic trainers, exercise physiologists, sport management specialists, physical education specialists, and coaches. A six-hour core curriculum is required for each MSEd major. Students then specialize in one of four areas (see below).

The Master of Public Health (MPH) degree program in the Department of HHPR prepares students for careers in public and community health education. Course requirements in this major include core courses in public health and requirements specific to the specialization of community health education.

Opportunities for practicum, internship, and independent study experiences exist for all degree and specialization areas. Each student must successfully complete core and specialty course requirements, pass an oral or written comprehensive examination, and successfully complete a culminating experience which may consist of a thesis, internship, practicum, or research manuscript as outlined by the specific emphasis area. Additional requirements vary with the area of specialization (click below for more information):

Specializations

Athletic Training
Exercise Physiology
Community Health Education (MPH Degree)
Sport Management
Sport Pedagogy

Application Information HHPR Masters Degree Application Process Step 1. Go to Graduate School Application page. Step 2. Click on "Begin the Steps for Graduate Application" and complete the application for the Graduate School. Submit the online copy to the Graduate School. Mail in your resume, 3 letters of recommendation, and official transcripts to the Graduate School. Please ensure that 2/3 letters of reference are from individuals associated with an academic institution. Step 3. If you want to seek an assistantship to help support the costs of your education at Baylor, complete the HHPR Masters Degree Graduate Assistantship Application and send to Dr. Glenn Miller, HHPR Graduate Program Director. Students interested in Graduate Assistantships in Athletic Training should go to Athletic Training Graduate Assistantships. Deadlines for Completed Applications: Fall Enrollment - March 1 Spring Enrollment - October 1 Summer Enrollment - January 15 For more information contact: Dr. Jeff Petersen Graduate Program Coordinator for Admissions (254) 710-4007 ------- OR ------- Dr. Glenn Miller Graduate Program Director (254) 710-4001 Baylor University Department of HHPR One Bear Place #97313 Waco, TX 76798-7313 Additional information about degree requirements can also be found at the links for each graduate program.