College of Medicine Graduate Education
Our master’s programs offer advanced study across the biomedical sciences, combining scientific knowledge, practical skills, and research experience to prepare students to pursue careers in research, healthcare, education, and innovation.
Anatomical Sciences Education
This 30-credit program levels up your anatomy knowledge and your teaching game, preparing you to teach anatomy with confidence in higher education or health science programs.
Biomedical Neuroscience
This rigorous program deepens your understanding of brain function and neurological disease while strengthening the analytical and professional skills required for doctoral and health professional programs. Designed for motivated postbaccalaureate students and working professionals, you can earn your degree from anywhere in 2-3 years without putting your goals on hold.
Forensic Medicine
Students and professionals now have the opportunity to develop their skills and apply medical knowledge to the investigation of crimes – all from anywhere in the world. The program offers both thesis and non-thesis options and can be completed in 2-3 years.
Innovative Aging Studies
This 30-credit degree unpacks how aging shapes health, care systems and real people’s lives, preparing students for careers in medical science, health education or patient-centered care.
Medical Anatomy & Physiology
This 30-credit program focuses on the science of how the body ages and offers the specialized skills you need for a career in geriatrics, aging research or patient-centered care.
Medical Physiology & Aging
This 30-credit program focuses on the science of how the body ages and offers the specialized skills you need for a career in geriatrics, aging research or patient-centered care.
Medical Physiology & Pharmacology
This 30-credit program hands you foundational skills in applied pharmacology and medical therapeutics you need to move into medical, dental or PA school, or make your next career move into biotech.