1.1k Master's degrees in Health Sciences in United States

Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner at the Morehead State University is designed for baccalaureate prepared registered nurses who want to become advanced practice nurses. 

The Dental Sciences program of University of Rochester trains dental clinicians to think critically, enabling them to readily apply research skills and knowledge to improve health outcomes for patients and to pursue research activities and academic careers.

The MS Program in Clinical Research at Thomas Jefferson University prepares students for careers in the multi-disciplinary field of Clinical Research.  

The Clinical and Translational Investigation program at Weill Cornell Medical College combines rigorous academics and strategic, practical skills, challenging students to apply scientific theory, concepts, methods, and innovative, team-oriented management to help solve complex biomedical and health issues.

At Bellarmine University, our Master of Science in Nursing – Family Nurse Practitioner track prepares professional nurses to provide a wide range of primary, preventive, and acute healthcare services to individuals of all ages

Respiratory Care from Youngstown State University is ideal for you if you are seeking ways to enhance your skills and education, along with the flexibility that fits your busy schedule. 

The Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health course from Miami University is designed for students interested in physiological, psychological, and motoric functioning in a variety of physical activity environments and conditions. 

The Vision Science Master’s at The University of Alabama at Birmingham is a multidisciplinary programme delivered in a public study mode. Students explore ocular biology and neuroscience through expert mentorship. This curriculum prepares graduates for advanced roles in research, industry, and optometric healthcare sectors.

The mission of the M.S. Sports Administration degree program at the Marshall University is to educate students to become reflective, principled, knowledgeable, and creative learners who will succeed in the global sport management community in the 21st century.

The freshman dual-degree Physician Assistant Studies program at Hofstra University is designed to provide students with the opportunity to earn both the BS and MS degrees in five and a half years.  

Take your education and training to the next level with Master of Science in Health and Human Performance, and focus your degree program with a concentration in Exercise Science, Sport Administration or Movement and Sport Studies at Fort Hays State University.

Physician Assistant Studies from Wayne State University is located on the WSU medical campus, a nationally recognized research institution in Detroit, Michigan.  

Students of the Dementia and Aging Studies - Dementia and Long Term Care Concentration program from Texas State University learn about dementia, aging, and caregiving to empower caregivers and foster autonomy for elders and persons with dementia.

The Healthcare Quality and Safety program from Thomas Jefferson University is the study and prevention of adverse events, suboptimal care, ineffective treatments, inefficient processes and unnecessary clinical variation in health systems. 

The Pharmacometrics program at the University of Maryland Baltimore offers current professionals the opportunity to acquire skills and knowledge to plan, perform, and interpret pharmacometric analyses with the goal of influencing key drug development, regulatory, and therapeutic decisions.

The Physician Assistant Practice programme at the University of Dayton is a 27-month, full-time master level course. Delivered in a public study mode, it prepares students as ethical healthcare practitioners through a modular curriculum. This professional training blends advanced technology with essential hands-on clinical experience.

The Community Health - Thanatology (Online) programme at The City University of New York is a 30-credit M.A. designed for professionals in health promotion. This public study mode course offers advanced training in death, dying, and bereavement, preparing students for specialist roles in community health settings.

The Masters Program in Comparative Medicine at Wake Forest University School of Medicine (WFSM) is intended to provide graduate research training specifically for individuals holding the DVM degree.

The M.S.A.T. Professional Athletic Training Program from Ohio University (Master of Science in Athletic Training) is a two-year program offered at Ohio University. Upon graduation, students are awarded a Master of Science in Athletic Training. They are also eligible to become nationally certified and state licensed.

The M.S. in Medicolegal Death Investigation at Syracuse University is a 36-credit degree intended for students who have selected this career path, and the objective is to prepare them for the various aspects of this occupation including case investigation.