The Master of Arts Degree in Integrative Health and Healing is a 36-credit degree program which examines health, wellness, and illness from a holistic perspective. This approach involves comparing, connecting and integrating conventional, alternative and complementary approaches to promoting health and wellness as well as towards prevention and healing.

As a student in Ursuline's flexible, online Integrative Wellness Studies master's program, you’ll learn from faculty members and practitioners across various disciplines —which will prepare you to work as part a diverse team of wellness professionals. You’ll also learn to take a holistic approach to your work, considering all aspects that may affect an individual’s personal health and wellness.

Graduate fieldwork gives students an opportunity to gain real-life experience in an area of interest to them and pertinent to midwifery while working with an experienced mentor. Fieldwork is done through an advanced residency or internship. Graduate students are required to earn 3 fieldwork credits. One credit requires 50 hours of logged fieldwork. One of the three credits must be enrolled in the Graduate House Program