Master’s Degree Programs

This program consists of 15 credits in medical physiology and 15 credits in pharmacology, providing a thorough understanding of human body systems and the effects of drugs on living organisms. Whether you’re advancing your career in medicine or exploring opportunities in pharmacology, this degree provides essential knowledge and skills for both industries.

Offered through UF’s College of Medicine, this program combines elements from our Graduate Certificate in Medical Physiology and master’s degree in innovative aging studies. It provides a robust foundation for a variety of careers in healthcare and aging, preparing you with the expertise necessary to excel in these dynamic fields.

This online degree is perfect for those intending to advance their knowledge through a thorough exploration of human anatomy and physiology. Crafted by faculty who play active roles in medical admissions and teaching, the program offers outstanding support for students preparing for medical school.

This online program focuses on aging as a biological, psychological and social process. Students develop a broad understanding of how aging affects individuals, building knowledge that supports work in healthcare, research, education and aging-related fields.

Advance your career in education or prepare for professional school with this 30-credit program. Designed with a dual focus, it emphasizes medical anatomy while dedicating 6 credits to refining effective classroom teaching practices.