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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer John T. Milliken Department of Medicine Applied Health Behavior Research Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search AboutAbout Faculty and Staff ApplyApply Five reasons to get an applied research degree in St. Louis Tuition & Assistance Master&＃8217;s DegreeMaster's Degree Specializations Graduate Certificate Curriculum Calendar Student Experiences FAQs Open Search Curriculum The Master of Science (MS) in Applied Health Behavior Research (AHBR) is a 33-credit multidisciplinary program that focuses on the applied skills required for the development, management and evaluation of research studies and health behavior programs in academic, clinical and community settings. AHBR student, Hanmo, presents her research project for the Foundations of Healthcare Research course and the end-of-semester poster symposium. The curriculum focuses on key applied and theoretical concepts in health behavior, as well as the processes needed for managing program development and evaluation activities in clinical and community settings. Open Enrollment allows up to 6 hours (2 classes) of coursework for individuals who want to take courses as non-degree seeking students. Credits earned through the Open Enrollment option will count toward degree completion if students apply to the certificate or a master’s degree program later. Master&＃8217;s Degree Core courses Project Management in Clinical and Community Settings Health Behavior Theory Introduction to Biostatistics Survey Methods: Design and Evaluation Specialization courses Foundations for Health Care Research (HBR) Health Education: Methods, Planning, and Evaluation (HEPPE) Evaluation of Health Services Programs (HEPPE) Electives 15 credit hours for HEPPE specialization 18 credit hours for HBR specialization Graduate Certificate Core courses Project Management in Clinical and Community Settings Health Behavior Theory Specialization courses Foundations for Health Care Research (HBR) Introduction to Biostatistics (HBR) Health Education: Methods, Planning, and Evaluation (HEPPE) Evaluation of Health Services Programs (HEPPE) Electives 3 credit hours for specialization Electives Mentored Research Fundamentals of Scientific Writing Basics of Data Visualization Fundamentals of Exercise Science, Fitness and Healthy Aging Research Counseling Skills for Health Care Professionals Health Psychology Principles of Management in Health Care Health Disparities: Applications in Clinical Settings Health Education: Methods, Planning & Evaluation Foundations of Health Care Research Community Health Promotion Power and Sample Size Applied Data Management Introduction to Using REDCap for Research Introduction to SPSS Introduction to Qualitative Coding and Analysis Leadership and Change in Health Care Services Evaluation of Health Services Programs Epidemiology for Clinical Research View course descriptions Applied Health Behavior ResearchJohn T. Milliken Department of [email protected] Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Learn more We are happy to answer any questions you may have about tuition assistance, course requirements, admissions details, or any other aspect of the Graduate Programs in Applied Health Behavior Research. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Request information here.   ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis   Loading Comments...   Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website