Degree and Certificate Programs

Graduate Degree Programs

• Applied Statistics and Analytics - MS
• Athletic Training - MS
• Audiology - AuD, PhD
• Biochemistry & Molecular Biology - PhD
• Biostatistics - MS, PhD
• Cancer Biology - MS, PhD
• Cell Biology & Physiology - Ph.D. 
• Clinical Lab Sciences - DCLS
• Clinical Nutrition -DCN
• Clinical Research - MS
• Dietetics & Nutrition - MS
• Health Informatics - MS
• Health Policy & Management - PhD
• Health Services Administration - MHSA
• Medical Nutrition Science - PhD
• Microbiology, Molecular Genetics & Immunology - PhD
• Neuroscience - PhD
• Nurse Anesthesia - DNAP
• Nursing - MS, DNP, PhD
• Occupational Therapy - MOT, OTD, PhD
• Pathology & Laboratory Medicine - PhD
• Pharmacology - PhD
• Physical Therapy - DPT
• Public Health - MPH
• Rehabilitation Science - PhD
• Speech-Language Pathology - MA, SLPD, PhD
• Therapeutic Science - PhD
• Toxicology - PhD

Graduate Certificate Programs

 School of Nursing Certificates

School of Nursing Certificate Program Admission Information

Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Biomedical Sciences
New students seeking a graduate research discipline in one of the six Basic Science Departments (Anatomy, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Pathology, Pharmacology/Toxicology, and Physiology) and the Neuroscience Graduate Program first enter into the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Biomedical Sciences (IGPBS). Visit the IGPBS website for information of the complete program, including: curriculum, research disciplines, research faculty and descriptions of their research activities, etc.

M.D.-Ph.D. Physician Scientist Training Program
This program is for highly qualified students seeking careers in biomedical research and academic medicine. Qualified students are highly motivated with outstanding academic credentials, strong research interests, and demonstrated experience. Visit the website for details and to meet the students.

Graduate Programs offered on the KU Lawrence campus
Information regarding graduate degree programs offered on the KU Lawrence campus.

Degree Programs offered on the KUMC campus
Please see the degree programs page where there are links to all degree programs (not just the graduate programs referenced above) that are offered on the KU Medical Center campus.

Summer Research Training Program
This program is primarily for medical students during the summer before or after Year-1. A few undergraduates are admitted each year. Both basic and clinical science research training are available.