Emphasis Options:

Master of Science in CTRH students have the opportunity of pursuing either a thesis or non-thesis track option with a particular translational and clinical research emphasis. Three areas of emphasis, from which students can choose one, include:

• Community
• Wellness
• Sports Medicine/Performance Enhancement

Required Core Courses: required for both thesis and non-thesis track students

• Human Anatomy - 3 credits
• Human Physiology - 3 credits
• Applied and Rehabilitative Systems Physiology - 3 credits
• Advanced Exercise Physiology - 3 credits
• CTRH Seminar Series - 3 credits

Total: 15 credits

Thesis Track

• Independent Research - 5 credits
• Thesis - 6 credits
• Laboratory Techniques - 1 credit

Total: 12 credits

Non-Thesis Track

• Scholarly paper - 3 credits
• Project Design - 1 credits
• Laboratory Techniques - 1 credit

Total: 5 credits

Electives: A minimum of three electives are required. For a brief description of the courses offered within the Clinical and Translational Rehabilitation Health Science (CTRH) program, please click here.

• Kinesiology
• Pathophysiology
• Neuroanatomy
• Business management
• Biomechanics of injury
• Advanced human performance
• Project immersion
• Project design
• Field experience
• Statistics
• Research methods