Uiindy Healthy Diploma Certificate

 

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The Healthy Diploma curriculum is a 12-credit-hour certificate offered and open to all undergraduate students currently enrolled in a degree program at UIndy. Its purpose is to provide opportunities for students to build healthy, sustainable habits related to their personal health and wellness.

The model used for this curriculum is a multi-dimensional approach to one’s health and wellness that includes physical, mental, social, spiritual, intellectual, environmental, occupational, and financial wellness. Course formats are varied depending upon the course (e.g., traditional face-to-face, hybrid or online).

Certificate Requirements

 

Required Courses (6 credit hours)

  • KINS 101 Wellness* or KINS 104 Honors Wellness*
  • KINS 102 Advanced Wellness and Fitness for a Lifetime
  • KINS 268 Stress Management & Human Health

Electives (6 credit hours)

  • ANTH 211 Anthropology of Health*
  • GERO 301 Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Aging*
  • ENSC 150 Environmental Science*
  • FIN 401 Financial Wellness
  • KINS 114 Cardio Hip Hop
  • KINS 115 Yoga
  • KINS 249 Basic Sport & Community Nutrition or KINS 251 Sport Nutrition
  • KINS 266 Sexuality and Human Health
  • KINS 420 Drugs and Social Involvement
  • MUS 120 Contemporary Dance*
  • NURB 210 Nursing Health Assessment
  • PHIL 110 Critical Thinking*
  • PSY 210 Health Psychology
  • SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology*

*Also counted in the general education core.

See Healthy Diploma Certificate curriculum guide

To Enroll

If you are a current UIndy undergraduate student, please contact your academic advisor to enroll in the Healthy Diploma Undergraduate Certificate.