Overview
The M.S. in Human Physiology is not offered as a stand-alone program. It is a dual degree option for those enrolled in the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program.
Inspired by the growing interest in a one- to two-year graduate program with coursework applicable to careers in medicine, physical therapy, and advanced biological techniques, the Master of Science in Human Physiology provides students with in-depth anatomic and physiologic study of the human body, as well as research emphasis on human anatomy, physiology, performance, and biochemical systems. The program’s curriculum provides an educational opportunity for an academic graduate degree option for entry-level Doctor of Physical Therapy students.
Program Highlights
- Prepare for a career in orthopedics, neurology, pediatrics, sports, and more.
- Learn from some of the nation’s leading experts in the field.
- Integrate a distinct Christian perspective into your clinical approach.
- Join one of the fastest growing sectors in health care.
Learn more about program coursework and our faculty.
School of Behavioral Studies and Applied Sciences Accreditation
Azusa Pacific University is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
University Reputation
Azusa Pacific University held its place for the fourth year in the most prestigious category of U.S.News & World Report’s America’s Best Colleges 2012 rankings, placing in Tier One at No. 170 in the National Universities category. APU was also ranked No. 16 in the Up-and-Coming Schools Category by U.S.News. In addition, The Princeton Review named APU as 1 of 121 institutions in the 2012 Best Colleges in the West for the sixth consecutive year, and Forbes named APU No. 322 on a list of 650 colleges that represent the top 20 percent of all undergraduate institutions.
