Suggested Course Sequence

Bachelor of Science – Health Promotion

Access the complete curriculum for the BS, Health Promotion, from the Health Promotion Department section of the Daemen catalog.

Following is a suggested course sequence for your program. Courses may be offered as indicated and/or at other times. Consult your Advisor for further direction and planning.

Course Loads

Maximum of 18 credits allowed for all semesters.

Year 1

LEARNING COMMUNITIES are generally completed in the first year (LC1 in the 1st semester; LC2 in the 2nd semester)

FIRST SEMESTER

  • Biology: Select 1: BIO103 Human Biology; BIO109 General Biology I Lecture (3)
  • HPR103 Introduction to Health Promotion (1) OR Biology lab if recommended (1)
  • CMP101 English Composition (3)
  • HPR102 Introduction to Health Care: Systems and Professions (3)
  • IND101 Sustainable & Critical Relationships (3)
  • CORE ELECTIVE (3)
  • Total Credits (16)

SECOND SEMESTER

  • Chemistry*: Select 1: CHE100 Chemistry for a Changing World; CHE101 General Chemistry; CHE110 Chemistry I Lecture (3) AND lab if recommended (1)
  • HPR103 Introduction to Health Promotion (1) OR FREE ELECTIVE (1)
  • PSY103 Introduction to Psychology (3)
  • MTH124 College Algebra (3) CT; QL
  • CORE ELECTIVES (6)
  • Total Credits (16-17)

*Students who complete the Chemistry requirement by taking CHE110/L and also take CHE111/L will have 3 of the credits count in the major and 5 credits count under the Free Electives. When CHE110-111/L are selected, CHE110/L will be taken in the first semester, CHE111/L in the second semester, making each semesters course load = 16 credits.

* Students who have been evaluated as having MTH equivalency but not academic credit, must either complete MTH 124 for academic credit or advance to MTH 134 or MTH 144.

Year 2

FIRST SEMESTER

  • Anatomy/Physiology*: Select 1: BIO207/L Anatomy & Physiology I; BIO330/L General Anatomy (4) OR Specialization requirements (4)
  • Select 1: HPR229 Holistic Lifestyle Practices; HPR313 Principles of Health Behavior Change; PSY308 Health Psychology (3)
  • HPR320 Community Health Education and Disease Prevention (3) OR Service Learning (3)
  • HPR208 Health Promotion and Education (3)
  • NSC310 Biostatistics OR Core (3)
  • Total Credits (16)

SECOND SEMESTER

  • Communications: Oral, Visual, Written: Select 1: CMP212 News Writing; CMP217 Rhetoric: Argument and Persuasion; CMP301 Professional Writing;  CMP311 Advanced English Composition; CMP312 Creative Writing; CMP315 Advanced Comp for Health Professionals; CMP317Journalism; CMP 318 Writing for Media (3)
  • NSC310 Biostatistics OR Core (3)
  • Anatomy/Physiology*: Select 1: 208/L Anatomy & Physiology II; BIO340/L General Physiology (4) OR Specialization requirements (4)
  • Specialization requirements (2)
  • HPR320 Community Health Education and Disease Prevention (3) OR Service Learning (3)
  • Total Credits (15)

Year 3

FIRST SEMESTER

  • Select 1:   FREE ELECTIVES (3)
  • Specialization requirements (9)
  • CORE ELECTIVE (3)
  • FREE ELECTIVE – if needed (1)
  • Total Credits (15-16)

SECOND SEMESTER

  • HPR335 Critical Issues in Global Health (3)
  • Specialization requirements (6)
  • CORE ELECTIVE (3)
  • FREE ELECTIVE (3)
  • Total Credits (15)

Year 4

FIRST SEMESTER

  • HPR353 Introduction to Epidemiology (3)
  • Specialization Requirements (7)
  • CORE ELECTIVE (3)
  • FREE ELECTIVES (2)
  • Total Credits (15)

SECOND SEMESTER

  • HPR415 Health Research Design and Methodology (3)
  • SELECT ONE:
    • HPR391 Professional Development*  (3) OR
    • CFE400/401/402 Career Field Experience** (3)
  • Specialization requirements (3)
  • CORE ELECTIVE (3)
  • FREE ELECTIVES (1)
  • Total Credits (13)

NOTE: *CFE97 is the co-requisite to HPR391

NOTE:**CFE400/401/402 is only permitted upon approval of application