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Academic Programs and Majors

The way we educate in the College of Applied Human Sciences is a complete experience – experiential, hands-on, collaborative and immersive. Within the three schools inside the College of Applied Human Sciences, we offer 14 undergraduate and 24 graduate programs, including seven at the doctoral level.

School of Counseling and Well-Being

Our programs prepare students who will dedicate their careers to the healthy development and functioning of individuals, families, and communities.

School of Education

We are preparing the next generation of educators through engaging coursework, research endeavors and hands-on experiences.

School of Sport Sciences

You can stay in the game as we provide an array of programs devoted to human performance and the sports industry.

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John Mizerak stands with arms crossed in a WVU tailgate area, wearing a camouflage West Virginia hoodie, a “Mountaineer Maniacs” hat, and a headset.

Mizerak taps Into WVU network to launch his education and career in sports

Thursday, May 08, 2025

A conversation with a West Virginia University alumnus helped John Mizerak realize he didn’t have to leave sports behind after high school. The Mechanicsburg, Pa., native came to Morgantown to become a Mountaineer and major in sport management. Over three years with WVU Athletics Marketing, he worked his way up to a student assistant role, helping shape game-day experiences across multiple sports. After graduation, he will pursue his MBA at Western Kentucky University and serve as the marketing graduate assistant for women’s soccer and softball.

Hope Wright plays the piccolo during a performance, wearing a full uniform with a tall feathered plume on her hat and a focused expression.

Band and books: Wright reflects on her WVU experience

Tuesday, May 06, 2025

Hope Wright, an elementary education major from Franklin Park, Pa., was inspired by a teacher at an early age and knew she wanted to be a similar role model to others. At West Virginia University, she balanced her academics with her love of music as a member of "The Pride of West Virginia." Wright’s hands-on experience in area schools helped her grow into the kind of teacher she once looked up to and strengthened her goal of returning to teach in her hometown.

A graduating student poses on outdoor steps in front of a brick building, holding a decorated graduation cap that reads, “And then the student became the teacher – Miss Hardesty, 2025.”

Hardesty adds to family teaching legacy

Tuesday, April 29, 2025

Chloe Hardesty, an Elementary Education major from Marlinton, W.Va., inspired by her family's deep roots in education, embraced her passion for teaching early in life. During her time at WVU she found a community with her cohort and gained more than 900 hours of classroom experience that helped her develop her teaching style. On the verge of graduation, she will soon begin her career as a classroom teacher while also pursuing a master’s degree in education with a focus on mathematics.

Six women stand together smiling at a professional event, each wearing name badges. Kim Floyd, second from the right in a white shirt and glasses, stands with her colleagues against a neutral background.

Floyd co-authors nationally recognized paper on rural special education