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Undergraduate Programs

The College of EHHS currently offers 25 undergraduate degrees, 19 minors, and 4 certificates to help prepare you for your career. There are many opportunities for students to gain valuable experience through internships, practicum opportunities, study abroad, and research.

Graduate Programs

The College of EHHS currently has 25 Master’s programs and 14 Doctoral programs, including Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Audiology and Doctor of Education degrees. The breadth of these offerings, coupled with faculty expertise and experience in research and teaching, makes our college an ideal place to pursue graduate study in the disciplines related to education, health and human services. Please read on for program specific information. Request info.

Online Programs

YOUR DEGREE, YOUR TIME

The College of Education, Health and Human Services (EHHS) at Kent State University offers several graduate degrees, concentrations, and certificates 100% online. With the working professional in mind, our college is dedicated to providing quality education on an online platform. Request info.

Our Strategic Plan

In 2017, our college embarked on a strategic planning process to help us better tell our story both internally and externally. With a common focus and vision in mind, we have established our 2019-2024 Strategic Plan.

Learn more about our Strategic Plan

Five EHHS alumni featured in olympics commercials

EHHS Alumni Featured in Kent State Olympics Commercials

Jul 26, 2024

Five EHHS alumni are featured in a series of 30- and 60-second commercials set to air during WKYC’s 2024 Olympic coverage.

Health Sciences Professor Inducted into NATA Hall of Fame

Jul 23, 2024

Congratulations to Professor Kimberly Peer was recently inducted into the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Hall of Fame.

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Building Belonging at Belltower Brewing

Jul 19, 2024

Brains on Tap and the Brain Health Research Institute will present Building Belonging, an informal science discussion on recreation, mental health and neurodiversity.

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Becoming a Brave Teacher

In this three-day workshop (July 31-Aug. 2, 2024), preK-12th grade teachers will develop portraits of their own practice as brave teachers; create individual, context-specific goals; and leave with resources and examples of specific pedagogical approaches of how they can enact brave teaching in their classrooms. Apply to participate

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Alumna Strives for Access for All as CEO of College Now Greater Cleveland

Jul 01, 2024

In an announcement about her new role, Michele Scott Taylor expressed her commitment to enhancing educational access and supporting the local community’s economic vitality through higher education – sentiments that align with Kent State’s commitment to higher education access for all.

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HS doctoral student receives second NSCA research grant

Jun 25, 2024

Health Sciences student Jennifer Rivera was awarded a second, doctoral-level grant from the National Strength and Conditioning Association to support her dissertation.

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TLC Prof Secures Grant to Explore How Children Solve Math Problems

Jun 21, 2024

Professor Karl Kosko was awarded an NSF grant to conduct an exploratory study of children's strategies for solving multi-digit multiplication and division.

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