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Curriculum

PROGRAM INFORMATION

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM IN WELLNESS LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT (INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM) 

Level Doctoral
Faculty / Institute FACULTY OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Degree Designation

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY(WELLNESS LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT)

Admission Requirements

Curriculum Structure

Plan 2.1 For students with Master's Degree
Prerequisite Course
No Credit
Required Courses
9
Credits
Elective Courses not less than
3
Credits
Dissertation
36
Credits
Total not less than
48
Credits

Job Option after Graduation


- High-performing entrepreneurs and corporate investors
- Practitioners and administrators in policy and planning analysis for governments, private organizations, and independent entities
- Experts, educators, and researchers in wellness industry
- Managers and executives with advanced expertise in facilitating collaboration between public and private sectors
- Highly skilled consultant in health and wellness service development and management

Course Requirements

Plan 2

Prerequisite Courses Credit
PHHE772 : WELLNESS BY LIFESTYLE, MEDICAL, AND TOURISM 3
Required Courses Credit
PHID761 : WELLNESS MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP THEORIES AND MODELS 3
PHID762 : EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES IN LIFESTYLE WELLNESS, MEDICAL WELLNESS, AND WELLNESS TOURISM 3
PHID763 : ADVANCED RESEARCH AND SEMINAR IN WELLNESS LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT 3
Elective Courses Credit
PHID728 : COMMUNITY WELLNESS AND HEALTH PROMOTION FOR A SUSTAINABLE WELL-BEING SOCIETY 3
PHID759 : INTEGRATIVE HEALTH AND PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR OPTIMIZING LIFESTYLE WELLNESS 3
PHID764 : PRECISION MEDICINE AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY FOR WELLNESS 3
PHID765 : ADVANCES IN PREVENTIVE AND LIFESTYLE MEDICINE FOR WELLNESS 3
PHID766 : INTEGRATIVE NUTRITION FOR WELLNESS 3
PHID767 : ADVANCED REHABILITATION, COMPLEMENTARY AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE FOR WELLNESS 3
PHID888 : GREEN WELLNESS AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABILITY 3
PHAD716 : WELLNESS CENTER MANAGEMENT 3
PHAD717 : WELLNESS TOURISM MANAGEMENT 3
Dissertation Credit
PHWN699 : DISSERTATION 36