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Graduate Programs

The Department of Physical Therapy offers the following graduate programs:

Master's Degrees
Master of Science in Human Physiology

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.

Doctoral Degrees
Doctor of Physical Therapy

Emphasizes the scientific basis of human structure and movement, the spiritual basis of human worth, and the integration of these elements into a comprehensive approach to evaluation and treatment. Graduates gain a solid generalist perspective of patient care in a variety of professional treatment settings.

Transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

Designed for licensed physical therapists from a CAPTE-accredited program to earn the DPT in 24-49 units, depending on their educational and clinical background. Supplies augmentation of knowledge, skills, and behaviors at a level consistent with the current professional DPT standards.


Compare the two programs side-by-side.

Note: This information is current for the 2007-08 academic year. For additional information, please contact the appropriate office.
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