About This Program
Mind, body, and spirit—that’s the basis for the M.A. in Holistic Health Studies at Georgian Court University. This 36-credit program, available on campus or fully online, allows you to understand the role in holistic health as it applies to overall well-being. Delve into learning about healing methods, research strategies, Eastern and Western approaches to wellness, homeopathy, preventative medicine, and more aspects of interconnectedness as it relates to human health.
Program
- Required courses (27 credits)
- Electives (9 credits)
For more information on program requirements, consult the Graduate Catalog.
Courses
Required:
- HH500 Anatomy & Physiology: A Holistic Approach (3)
- HH501 Foundations of Holistic Healing (3)
- HH502 Advanced Healing Methods (3)
- HH515 Holistic Stress Management (3)
- HH520 Energy Medicine (3)
- HH525 Holistic Perspectives: Counseling Techniques (3)
- HH530 Research Methods (3)
- HH555 Holistic Spirituality (3)
- HH599 Project in Holistic Health (3)
Electives (pick at least three):
- HH535 Eastern Approach to Nutrition (3)
- HH540 Humor & Healing (3)
- HH545 Ayurvedic Approach to Mind Body Healing (3)
- HH550 Healing Arts: Visual Arts, Music, Movement & Journaling (3)
- HH560 Native American Medicine (3)
- HH565 Homeopathy (3)
- HH570 Special Topics in Holistic Health (3)
- HH580 Health & the Environment (3)
Looking to enhance your knowledge of holistic health without obtaining a master’s degree? The 18-credit Graduate Certificate in Holistic Health from Georgian Court University can be earned on the Lakewood campus or 100% online in just 11 months. You’ll emerge with a deeper understanding and practice preparation to make an impact in this growing field.
Program
- Required courses (6)
- Electives (12)
For more information on program requirements, consult the Graduate Catalog.
Courses
Required:
- HH500 Anatomy & Physiology: A Holistic Approach (3)
- HH501 Foundations of Holistic Healing (3)
Electives:
- Elective credits (12) selected upon advisement.
Full-time Faculty
Burns, Joshua
Assistant Professor
School of Arts & Sciences
Wellness Center
jburns@georgian.edu
Komagata, Sachiko
Associate Professor
School of Arts & Sciences
Wellness Center (527)
skomagata@georgian.edu
732-987-2663
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