- Degree Type
- Discipline
Listed by Degree Type
Undergraduate Major
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BS in Health Information Management
Type
On Campus or Online
Description
Take the first step in becoming an expert in safeguarding critical and private patient dataDeadlines
- Fall (campus): May 1
- Fall (online): July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer:
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BS in Disability and Human Development
Type
On Campus
Description
A broad, interdisciplinary degree that addresses all aspects of the disability experience by blending theory, research and practiceDeadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
- Fall (transfer): Mar. 31
- Fall (intercollege transfer): Aug. 15
- Spring (intercollege transfer): Jan. 1
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BS in Kinesiology
Type
On Campus
Description
A gateway to any health career. Become an expert in health and exercise, helping individuals of all ages and abilities optimize their movement and performance, live with greater well-being, and prevent injury and disease.Deadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
- Fall (transfer): Mar. 31
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BS in Nutrition
Type
On Campus
Description
An intensive study of biological and physical sciences applied to nutrients and human health.Deadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
- Spring: Oct. 1
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BS in Rehabilitation Sciences
Type
On Campus
Description
Get prepared for advanced training and education in rehabilitation health sciences and professional health programsDeadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
- Fall (transfer): Apr. 2
- Fall (intercollege transfer): Aug. 16
- Spring: Oct. 1
- Spring (transfer): Oct. 16
- Spring (intercollege transfer): Jan. 1
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AHS Undeclared
Type
On Campus
Description
Undecided on an AHS undergraduate major? Enroll as an AHS undeclared student to explore our five undergraduate degree programs.Deadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
- Fall (transfer): Apr. 2
- Spring: Oct. 1
- Spring (transfer): Oct. 15
Undergraduate Minor
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Minor in Disability and Human Development
Type
On Campus
Description
Examine aspects of society that uniquely impact the experience and development of people living with disabilities -
Minor in Kinesiology
Type
On Campus
Description
The perfect minor if you're looking to become a health professional. Learn the foundations of anatomy and physiology and become familiar with scientific literature. -
Minor in Nutrition
Type
On Campus
Description
A great minor if you're planning a health career. Learn principles of good nutrition and how to recognize misinformation and fad diets. -
Minor in Life Science Visualization
Type
On Campus
Description
Harness digital media technology to create dynamic works of art that advance understanding -
Minor in Food Science
Type
On Campus
Description
Prepare for entry-level jobs in the food industry.
Master’s/Professional Degree
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Doctor of Physical Therapy
Type
On Campus
Description
Training tomorrow's leaders in physical therapy practiceDeadlines
- Fall: Oct 1
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MS in Healthspan Promotion and Rehabilitation
Type
On Campus
Description
For scholars and researchers interested in movement dysfunction, functional limitations and the outcomes of rehabilitation on the human bodyDeadlines
- Fall: Feb 1
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MS in Biomedical Visualization
Type
On Campus
Description
Candidates who are strong in science and have excellent art skills can become experts in the visual communication of complex medical and scientific conceptsDeadlines
- Fall: Dec. 15
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MS in Health Informatics
Type
Online
Description
Become an expert in linking information technology, data and evidence to improve the quality and safety of patient careDeadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
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MS in Health Information Management
Type
Online
Description
Become a specialist in the management of electronic health records, data and technologyDeadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
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MS in Disability and Human Development
Type
On Campus
Description
Preparing future leaders in human services, research, and scholarship in the disability field -
MS in Kinesiology
Type
On Campus
Description
Become a master practitioner in applied exercise physiology; psychology and promotion of exercise, health and sport behavior; or motor control and biomechanics.Deadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
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MS in Nutrition
Type
On Campus
Description
Prepare for practice in healthcare or industry. Choose between our coordinated or traditional programs to get on track for the future you want.Deadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
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MS in Occupational Therapy
Type
On Campus
Description
The start to your career in OT—23 months from start to finishDeadlines
- Fall: Dec. 1
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Doctor of Occupational Therapy
Type
On Campus
Description
Post-professional OTD for certified OTs that want to become advanced practitioners, educators, leaders or managers—includes an MS/OTD co-enrollment optionDeadlines
- Fall: Mar. 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
PhD
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PhD in Biomedical and Health Informatics
Type
On Campus
Description
For people with a passion for health information. Prepare to advance the discovery and application of new ideas in health information technologyDeadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
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PhD in Disability Studies
Type
On Campus
Description
Examine how addressing disability in its full complexity can promote the full participation, self-determination, and equal citizenship of people with disabilities in societyDeadlines
- Fall : Jan. 15
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PhD in Kinesiology and Nutrition
Type
On Campus
Description
Prepare for a successful career as a researcher, educator or scientist-practitioner. Conduct basic, applied and translational research in a wide range of kinesiology and nutrition settings.Deadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
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PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences
Type
On Campus
Description
Become a researcher, educator, or scientist-practitioner skilled at conducting research in rehabilitation-oriented settingsDeadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
Certificate
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Post-Master’s Certificate in Health Informatics
Type
Online
Description
Our students enter with advanced degrees and work experience, and leave as trained informaticians ready to make an impact on the healthcare industryDeadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
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Assistive Technology Certificate
Type
On Campus or Online
Description
Preparing professionals to deliver state of the art assistive technology services to people with physical, cognitive or sensory disabilitiesDeadlines
- Fall : May 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
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Disability Ethics Certificate
Type
On Campus or Online
Description
Specialized training in a critical approach to ethical dilemmas concerning life with disabilityDeadlines
- Fall : July 1
- Spring: Nov. 15
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Clinical Rehabilitation and Technology Research Certificate
Type
On Campus
Description
Enhance your communication and scientific writing skills while preparing for graduate curriculum in rehabilitationDeadlines
- Fall: Jul 15
- Fall - International students: Feb 1
- Spring: Nov 15
- Spring - International students: Oct 1
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Healthy Living Practitioner™ Certificate
Type
On Campus or Online
Description
For health professionals who want to assess lifestyle behaviors and subsequently develop and implement Healthy Living InterventionsDeadlines
- Fall: Jul 15
- Fall - International students: Feb 1
- Spring: Nov 15
- Spring - International students: Oct 1
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Technology-Based Health Communication and Promotion Certificate
Type
Online
Description
Become proficient in using the web, social media and mobile applications to deliver healthy living interventions and promotionsDeadlines
- Fall: Jul 15
- Spring: Nov 15
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Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Health Informatics Fundamentals
Type
Online
Description
An overview of the informatics field covering topics in health care information systems, patient safety, knowledge management and mobile health informatics.Deadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
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Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Health Data Science Informatics
Type
Online
Description
Builds knowledge and skills for using data in various health industry organizations with topics covering health data, healthcare analytics, business intelligence, data visualization and population health.Deadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
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Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Mobile Health Informatics
Type
Online
Description
Focus on mobile and consumer health informatics topics including data literacy, mobile health applications, patient-generated data and healthcare analytics.Deadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
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Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Leadership in Health Informatics
Type
Online
Description
Focus on leadership for healthcare organizations in adoption of healthcare technology covering topics in vendor and project management, leadership development and social and organizational issues in health informatics.Deadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
Fellowship or residency
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Residency in Orthopedic Physical Therapy
Type
On Campus
Description
For licensed physical therapists looking to perfect their skills as orthopedic practitioners and educators with some of the world's best practitionersDeadlines
- Summer begins Aug 1: Jan 15
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Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities Fellowship
Type
On Campus
Description
Advanced training for graduate students, professionals, self-advocates, and family members to address the needs of individuals with autism and other developmental disabilitiesDeadlines
- Fall: Feb. 15
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Residency in Sports Physical Therapy
Type
On Campus
Description
For licensed physical therapists looking to perfect their skills as sports practitioners and educators with some of the world's best practitionersDeadlines
- Summer begins Aug 1: Jan 15
Listed by Discipline
Biomedical Visualization
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MS in Biomedical Visualization
Type
On Campus
Description
Candidates who are strong in science and have excellent art skills can become experts in the visual communication of complex medical and scientific conceptsDeadlines
- Fall: Dec. 15
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Minor in Life Science Visualization
Type
On Campus
Description
Harness digital media technology to create dynamic works of art that advance understanding
Disability and Human Development
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Minor in Disability and Human Development
Type
On Campus
Description
Examine aspects of society that uniquely impact the experience and development of people living with disabilities -
BS in Disability and Human Development
Type
On Campus
Description
A broad, interdisciplinary degree that addresses all aspects of the disability experience by blending theory, research and practiceDeadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
- Fall (transfer): Mar. 31
- Fall (intercollege transfer): Aug. 15
- Spring (intercollege transfer): Jan. 1
-
MS in Disability and Human Development
Type
On Campus
Description
Preparing future leaders in human services, research, and scholarship in the disability field -
PhD in Disability Studies
Type
On Campus
Description
Examine how addressing disability in its full complexity can promote the full participation, self-determination, and equal citizenship of people with disabilities in societyDeadlines
- Fall : Jan. 15
-
Assistive Technology Certificate
Type
On Campus or Online
Description
Preparing professionals to deliver state of the art assistive technology services to people with physical, cognitive or sensory disabilitiesDeadlines
- Fall : May 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
-
Disability Ethics Certificate
Type
On Campus or Online
Description
Specialized training in a critical approach to ethical dilemmas concerning life with disabilityDeadlines
- Fall : July 1
- Spring: Nov. 15
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Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities Fellowship
Type
On Campus
Description
Advanced training for graduate students, professionals, self-advocates, and family members to address the needs of individuals with autism and other developmental disabilitiesDeadlines
- Fall: Feb. 15
Health Informatics
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PhD in Biomedical and Health Informatics
Type
On Campus
Description
For people with a passion for health information. Prepare to advance the discovery and application of new ideas in health information technologyDeadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
-
MS in Health Informatics
Type
Online
Description
Become an expert in linking information technology, data and evidence to improve the quality and safety of patient careDeadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
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Post-Master’s Certificate in Health Informatics
Type
Online
Description
Our students enter with advanced degrees and work experience, and leave as trained informaticians ready to make an impact on the healthcare industryDeadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
-
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Health Informatics Fundamentals
Type
Online
Description
An overview of the informatics field covering topics in health care information systems, patient safety, knowledge management and mobile health informatics.Deadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
-
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Health Data Science Informatics
Type
Online
Description
Builds knowledge and skills for using data in various health industry organizations with topics covering health data, healthcare analytics, business intelligence, data visualization and population health.Deadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
-
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Mobile Health Informatics
Type
Online
Description
Focus on mobile and consumer health informatics topics including data literacy, mobile health applications, patient-generated data and healthcare analytics.Deadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
-
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Leadership in Health Informatics
Type
Online
Description
Focus on leadership for healthcare organizations in adoption of healthcare technology covering topics in vendor and project management, leadership development and social and organizational issues in health informatics.Deadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
Health Information Management
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BS in Health Information Management
Type
On Campus or Online
Description
Take the first step in becoming an expert in safeguarding critical and private patient dataDeadlines
- Fall (campus): May 1
- Fall (online): July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer:
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MS in Health Information Management
Type
Online
Description
Become a specialist in the management of electronic health records, data and technologyDeadlines
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
- Summer: Apr. 1
Kinesiology
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Minor in Kinesiology
Type
On Campus
Description
The perfect minor if you're looking to become a health professional. Learn the foundations of anatomy and physiology and become familiar with scientific literature. -
BS in Kinesiology
Type
On Campus
Description
A gateway to any health career. Become an expert in health and exercise, helping individuals of all ages and abilities optimize their movement and performance, live with greater well-being, and prevent injury and disease.Deadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
- Fall (transfer): Mar. 31
-
MS in Kinesiology
Type
On Campus
Description
Become a master practitioner in applied exercise physiology; psychology and promotion of exercise, health and sport behavior; or motor control and biomechanics.Deadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
Kinesiology,Nutrition
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PhD in Kinesiology and Nutrition
Type
On Campus
Description
Prepare for a successful career as a researcher, educator or scientist-practitioner. Conduct basic, applied and translational research in a wide range of kinesiology and nutrition settings.Deadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
-
Minor in Food Science
Type
On Campus
Description
Prepare for entry-level jobs in the food industry.
Nutrition
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Minor in Nutrition
Type
On Campus
Description
A great minor if you're planning a health career. Learn principles of good nutrition and how to recognize misinformation and fad diets. -
BS in Nutrition
Type
On Campus
Description
An intensive study of biological and physical sciences applied to nutrients and human health.Deadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
- Spring: Oct. 1
-
MS in Nutrition
Type
On Campus
Description
Prepare for practice in healthcare or industry. Choose between our coordinated or traditional programs to get on track for the future you want.Deadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
Occupational Therapy
-
MS in Occupational Therapy
Type
On Campus
Description
The start to your career in OT—23 months from start to finishDeadlines
- Fall: Dec. 1
-
Doctor of Occupational Therapy
Type
On Campus
Description
Post-professional OTD for certified OTs that want to become advanced practitioners, educators, leaders or managers—includes an MS/OTD co-enrollment optionDeadlines
- Fall: Mar. 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
Other
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AHS Undeclared
Type
On Campus
Description
Undecided on an AHS undergraduate major? Enroll as an AHS undeclared student to explore our five undergraduate degree programs.Deadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
- Fall (transfer): Apr. 2
- Spring: Oct. 1
- Spring (transfer): Oct. 15
Physical Therapy
-
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Type
On Campus
Description
Training tomorrow's leaders in physical therapy practiceDeadlines
- Fall: Oct 1
-
MS in Healthspan Promotion and Rehabilitation
Type
On Campus
Description
For scholars and researchers interested in movement dysfunction, functional limitations and the outcomes of rehabilitation on the human bodyDeadlines
- Fall: Feb 1
-
Residency in Orthopedic Physical Therapy
Type
On Campus
Description
For licensed physical therapists looking to perfect their skills as orthopedic practitioners and educators with some of the world's best practitionersDeadlines
- Summer begins Aug 1: Jan 15
-
Clinical Rehabilitation and Technology Research Certificate
Type
On Campus
Description
Enhance your communication and scientific writing skills while preparing for graduate curriculum in rehabilitationDeadlines
- Fall: Jul 15
- Fall - International students: Feb 1
- Spring: Nov 15
- Spring - International students: Oct 1
-
Healthy Living Practitioner™ Certificate
Type
On Campus or Online
Description
For health professionals who want to assess lifestyle behaviors and subsequently develop and implement Healthy Living InterventionsDeadlines
- Fall: Jul 15
- Fall - International students: Feb 1
- Spring: Nov 15
- Spring - International students: Oct 1
-
Technology-Based Health Communication and Promotion Certificate
Type
Online
Description
Become proficient in using the web, social media and mobile applications to deliver healthy living interventions and promotionsDeadlines
- Fall: Jul 15
- Spring: Nov 15
-
Residency in Sports Physical Therapy
Type
On Campus
Description
For licensed physical therapists looking to perfect their skills as sports practitioners and educators with some of the world's best practitionersDeadlines
- Summer begins Aug 1: Jan 15
Rehabilitation Sciences
-
BS in Rehabilitation Sciences
Type
On Campus
Description
Get prepared for advanced training and education in rehabilitation health sciences and professional health programsDeadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15
- Fall (transfer): Apr. 2
- Fall (intercollege transfer): Aug. 16
- Spring: Oct. 1
- Spring (transfer): Oct. 16
- Spring (intercollege transfer): Jan. 1
-
PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences
Type
On Campus
Description
Become a researcher, educator, or scientist-practitioner skilled at conducting research in rehabilitation-oriented settingsDeadlines
- Fall: Jan. 15