Prior to admission students must meet with an advisor to design a program of study. Assistantships cover tuition and provide a small stipend. Assistants may be involved in departmental projects, or work with individual faculty on specific research assignments. The M.S. in Health Sciences is a post-professional degree designed to prepare individuals for emerging leadership roles in the rapidly changing health care environment and to enhance opportunities for advancement in clinical, educational and administrative areas.
Emphasis is on independent, self-directed learning and the development of diverse roles.
This program is intended for practicing health care professionals. Courses are offered evenings and weekends for part-time students. The program has a core of five courses. In addition, it requires three courses in an area of emphasis, three electives and a capstone research project or thesis. The M.S.H.S. also may be combined with one of CSU's certificate programs.