CSPH 5805: Wellbeing in the Workplace

This course is offered completely online. Check the schedule builder for semester dates. 

Credits
3.00
Prerequisites
Graduate Students, undergraduate students with junior status or above, or instructor consent.
Instructors:
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Course Description

Work and experiences in the workplace have a profound impact on many dimensions of individual and collective wellbeing, including a sense of purpose and meaning, financial and emotional security, quality of relationships and community, physical and emotional health, and the local and global environments. In this course, students will learn multi-disciplinary perspectives on key challenges in creating workplaces that contribute to greater wellbeing. Students will also reflect on their own personal experiences with wellbeing in their current and past work environments and examine strategies for enhancing wellbeing based on interdisciplinary theory and research. Specific topics include the importance of purpose and meaning at work, challenges in achieving work-life integration, the impact of technology on work expectations, and organizational change. This course is based on a whole-life, integrative model of wellbeing and draws from research and theory across the social, behavior, and health sciences.

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Course Format
Online
Semester Course Offered:
  • Fall

CSPH 5805 Course Flyer (PDF)