The Ph.D. degree in Health Education and Promotion emphasizes the interaction among the theoretical, empirical and applied nature of health education. Health education borrows from many disciplines, including community organization, education, medicine, biological science, psychology, statistics and communication.

The ideal of many leaders throughout history is to achieve a community made up of individuals, families, couples, groups, and institutions in harmony and motivation, which is capable of generating material and cultural wealth. Within the various approaches in the study of man and society, the humanistic-systemic approaches developed in recent decades have demonstrated their effectiveness in generating change and well-being in institutions, families, groups, and individuals. The mission of the Doctorate in Human Systems Consulting program is to train professionals with the highest personal and academic level, trained for teaching, research, and application of fundamental strategies in a systemic-constructionist vision that is effective for the development of health comprehensive and the productivity of the various systems that make up our community. AIMED AT: Professionals wishing to have a favorable impact with their strategies on the well-being and development of human social systems. Candidates must already have a Master's degree with a Systemic Approach in Psychotherapy, Education, Research and Organizational Consulting