To increase the numbers of minority students and faculty in the allied health professions. To provide statewide leadership in planning, developing, and implementing post-graduate education experiences for practitioners in the allied health professions. Programs offered by the College of Allied Health are at the baccalaureate, masters and doctoral degree levels of instruction. Admission requirements and retention policies vary according to the profession and the program. Students should refer to their program for details.
General information concerning the professional programs follows.
Academic Programs in the College of Allied Health Course work at the baccalaureate, entry-level professional and the graduate level, covering a wide variety of specialties in health care, is offered in the College of Allied Health. The Departments of Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy offer professional entry-level, master's degree programs at the Oklahoma City and Tulsa campuses. The Department of Medical Library Science offers a one-year internship to students who already have a master s degree in library science. Graduate work is available in Allied Health Education, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Nutritional Sciences and Rehabilitation Sciences. The department of Nutritional Sciences offers a dietetic internship program.