Marian University's health and human services (HHS) program is perfect for those who aspire to make a difference within their community, want to affect societal change, or enjoy caring for others. The degree is available completely online, which means you can customize your schedule around work and family commitments. The mission of health and human services is to improve the health and well-being of citizens and their communities. Marian's program offers a combination of real-world career preparation and general education classes that teach you to prevent and address problems for better overall quality of life.

Marian University's bachelor's program in exercise science is designed to prepare you for careers in areas of physical activity, including help athletes become better athletes, help those injured to safely return to activity, and to research new approaches to exercise and physical activity. You will explore a variety of career and professional practice paths that lead to becoming an exercise scientist.

Marian University's undergraduate management degree will prepare you for a general management role or a management position in a specific industry or field. Our challenging curriculum will give you the breadth and depth for a great career working in diverse settings with the opportunity to double major and study abroad.

Marian University's curriculum is focused on building broad communication knowledge, experience, and skills. Courses also help you develop soft skills for good interpersonal communication in and out of the workplace. To earn the 128-credit Bachelor of Arts in Communication degree, youâll complete general education, required, and elective courses, including at least 39-42 credits of communication courses.

pstrongProgram Overview/strong/ppstronga href="https://www.marian.edu/academics/programs/doctorates/indianapolis/physical-therapy" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) is a doctoral-level academic program offered by Marian University/a in Indianapolis, Indiana,/strong designed to prepare students to become licensed physical therapists focused on restoring movement, function, and independence. The program integrates movement science, clinical reasoning, and patient-centered care within a values-driven healthcare environment.

Students enrolled in Marian University's online Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) training program acquire behavior analytic knowledge and skills to effectively address socially maladaptive behaviors. Successful completion of this Verified Course Sequence meets Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) coursework requirements to sit for an exam to pursue either the Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) or Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) credential. ABA students will learn how to identify and implement behavior analytic techniques to increase socially appropriate behaviors, ensuring individuals are able to live, work, and be educated in the least restrictive environments.

Marian University's traditional four-year BSN track has a two-step admission process with direct admission possible for highly-qualified high school seniors. Marian's general education curriculum is grounded in the liberal arts, teaching you to be a great communicator, collaborator, and critical thinkerâ€"all skills needed for success in today's healthcare environment. Marian's six-semester clinical rotation has a variety of high-impact, hands-on nursing experiences both in and out of the classroom.

pstronguProgram Overview/u/strong/ppstronga href=" https://www.marian.edu/academics/programs/doctorates/indianapolis/organizational-leadership" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"Doctor of Education in Organizational Leadership/a/stronga href=" https://www.marian.edu/academics/programs/doctorates/indianapolis/organizational-leadership" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" at Marian University/a is a doctoral program in Indianapolis, Indiana designed for working professionals seeking advanced leadership roles across education, healthcare, business, and nonprofit sectors.

The Family Nurse Practitioner curriculum totals 71 credit-hours and prepares baccalaureate-degreed registered nurses to deliver acute and chronic healthcare to individuals and families in a variety of settings. Administrators will assist students in securing clinical sites and student preceptors to ensure quality measures and meaningful experiential opportunities. A transition-to-practice immersion experience provides clinical training with the depth, breadth, volume, and intensity necessary to deliver safe, quality patient-centered care as an entry level FNP.