Health Behavior and Health Education at UT Austin is an interdisciplinary program that prepares students for academic, research, and applied careers in health promotion. The programs emphasize a multidisciplinary, bio-behavioral, and developmental approach to health promotion. Our program bridges theory and research from behavioral medicine, psychology, public health, education, and other social sciences. Health education graduate programs include options for the non-thesis M.Ed., the M.S. with thesis, and the Ph.D.
Faculty |
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| John Bartholomew | Darla Castelli |
| Carole Holahan | Harold W. "Bill" Kohl |
| Alexandra Loukas, Program Director | Julie Maslowsky |
| Keryn Pasch | Mary Steinhardt |
