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Most health educators have a master's degree. The most common areas of study are Public Health, and Nutrition Science.

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What degrees do health educators have?

The most common degree held by health educators is Public Health, held by 3% of health educators. Other common degrees include Nutrition Science.

Get a detailed breakdown of health educators and the different types of degrees they hold:

Degrees that health educators hold

Degrees % of health educators
Public Health 3%
Nutrition Science 2%

What level of education do health educators have?

Health Educators often have similar levels of education. 46% of health educators have a master's degree, with the second most common being a bachelor's degree at 42%.

Level of education that health educators have

Education % of health educators
No education 0%
High school diploma 1%
Certificate or associate degree 11%
Bachelor's degree 42%
Master's degree 46%
Doctorate 0%

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Educational Leadership and Organizational Effectiveness Online M.Ed.

  • Duration 15 months
  • Part-time available
  • Tuition $2,492/credit hour
  • Format 100% online
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