The St. Ambrose program is the first in the nation to offer an entry-level master's degree in orthotic science. The curricula goes beyond teaching the core essential clinical and technical requirements. Courses also examine the principles of practice and patient management, research methods, computer aided design, leadership skills, business management, manufacture, and will include the history and relevant research in the profession of orthotics.
Course of study is full time with classes scheduled primarily during the day.
Small classes of about 10 students allow for very individualized instruction. If you fall into this category, we will develop an academic plan that maximizes your previous course work while providing you the experience you need to complete our curriculum. Format for Orthotists or Other Practicing Health Professional Students Practicing orthotists or other health professionals in related disciplines who plan to continue their education for an MOS degree should make an appointment for an academic advisement session. Transfer students Undergraduate transfer students from other colleges and universities can apply for admission to Master of Orthotic Science program. Students must be admitted to the university and also to the Master of Orthotic Science Program.