Master of Science in Human Physiology
Boston University - College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College
Key Information
Campus location
Boston, USA
Languages
English
Study format
On-Campus
Duration
1 - 2 year
Pace
Full time
Tuition fees
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Application deadline
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Earliest start date
Sep 2023
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Introduction
In the MS in Human Physiology program, you will have the opportunity to select a specialized area for research and study. As part of our broad course requirements, we offer two distinct concentrations so you can choose the track that's right for you: Research or Preclinical Accelerated.
For those in the preclinical and research tracks, you design the curriculum based on your own academic interests, professional experience, and career objectives. Working with a faculty advisor, you schedule the required courses, pick your electives, and decide on the directed study, research, and professional or teaching experiences. You choose a project that fascinates you for your critical literature review (for those selecting the one-year Preclinical Accelerated track) or thesis (part of the two-year degree requirements for those pursuing the Research track).
We aim to provide one of the most dynamic, flexible, and exciting environments anywhere to prepare for further study in medicine, biology, physiology, or neuroscience. If you want to pursue a career in biomedical research, follow a clinical career path in a hospital, pharmaceutical, or biotechnology setting, the MS in Human Physiology is a great way to get there.
In addition to flexibility, this Sargent College program offers two other major advantages:
Boston University. At one of the world's great research institutions, you will be surrounded by a rare variety of cutting-edge research—much of it interdisciplinary. This vibrant city is teeming with healthcare and research opportunities. Boston ranks as the number one city in the country for medical universities and top-ranking hospitals. Greater Boston is home to over 1,000 biotech companies. Altogether Boston is home to a rich and diverse community of scientists and clinicians and many experience opportunities.
We strive to:
Prepare emerging scientists and clinicians who advocate for access, inclusion, equity,
belongingness, pluralism, and social justice and demonstrate cultural critical
consciousness.
Collaborate with our students to provide inclusive teaching and learning practices.
Welcome students from underrepresented backgrounds into the scientific community
and support all student's growth as scientists.
Here are some examples of where previous graduates have found employment:
Academic & Research
Biotech/Pharmaceutical Industry
Clinical
Athletic Training and Exercise Physiology