CAP 501

Masters Capstone Project Online

Overview

In this course, students integrate and assimilate the theoretical and practical knowledge learned in their respective program to develop a research project in holistic health. The goal of the project is to expand knowledge in the field of holistic health. Through a comprehensive literature review of scientific-based articles, a solid rationale for the research and appropriate methodology is identified to form a conclusion from the project.

Students work in close association with their respective Program Dean throughout the Capstone process.

Learning Outcomes

  • Integrate advanced knowledge that maximizes current theories, best practices, and research in integrative health for application in the health and wellness industry.

  • Apply research and practical experience to inform and assist practitioners and consumers in the use of integrative health to promote wellness.

  • Evaluate best practices for evidence-based integrative health methodologies.

  • Assess pathways for the integration of integrative health methodologies into conventional medical care with professionalism, integrity, and social responsibility.

  • Conduct a substantive research review to address a current issue or theory in the field of integrative health and wellness.

More details

Required Materials Course Pack:

  • Online Materials and Library Resources (OMLR)

Required Textbooks:

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Total Course Price:

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Completion of the core Masters program requirements.

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