Elizabeth Holaday
Program Manager; Staff Council Rep for the School of Clinical and Rehabilitation Sciences Physical Therapy, Human Movement, and Rehabilitation Sciences
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The Master of Science in Human Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences prepares students to take charge of the future of how our bodies move and heal – ultimately placing you in position for success.
Our program prepares students through revolutionary breakthroughs about how our bodies can work better.
This 12-month program focuses on innovative rehabilitation solutions through enhanced research and education around:
State-of-the-art technology, a curriculum developed by industry professionals, and a robust variety of elective courses to round your knowledge and expertise; and empowering the next generation of scientists.
You will have a front row seat to cutting edge research in neuroscience, arthritis, physical activity, and occupational biomechanics.
Students can now select the Exercise Science concentration as part of their Human Movement and Rehabilitation Science MS program. The concentration offers a unique focus in physical activity, public health, and clinical exercise physiology.
The Exercise Science concentration prepares professionals for both exercise science and public health, specifically in health promotion and chronic disease prevention. The concentration also focuses on acute and chronic responses to endurance and strength exercise in major body systems, including the cardiopulmonary and musculoskeletal systems.
This program is not accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education.
Degree types:
– MS in Human Movement and Rehabilitation
Science
Study options:
– On campus with some options to take
classes online
– Full-time
Application deadlines:
August 1
December 6 (Priority Deadline)
GRE: Not required
Applicants accepted:
Domestic and International
Term Start: Fall only
Students must complete 32 credit hours of courses. These courses must be taken for a grade and cannot be taken pass/fail. They include 7 required courses, 2 electives, and a capstone. See below for sample details.
*Curriculum subject to change.
See the course catalog for most up-to-date information.
Human Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences accepts applications through August 1 for that year’s fall entry. December 6 of the year prior to entry is the priority deadline.
Applicants are required to have a Bachelor’s Degree — preferably in a technical, biological, or health sciences discipline.
Academic transcript(s)
Statement of purpose
Resumé/CV
Two letters of reference
GRE optional
Applications to the program will be evaluated by an Admissions Committee comprised of members of the program’s core faculty and be accepted on a rolling basis.
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We welcome any questions you might have about our program. Please feel free to send general program inquiries and admissions-related questions to Elizabeth Holaday, the Program Manager.
Program Manager; Staff Council Rep for the School of Clinical and Rehabilitation Sciences Physical Therapy, Human Movement, and Rehabilitation Sciences
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Assistant Professor; Program Director, MS in Human Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences Physical Therapy, Human Movement, and Rehabilitation Sciences
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