The Interprofessional Studies program is composed of a research and an interprofessional component with opportunity for electives. The research component includes both coursework (18 quarter hours) and either clinical research (minimum 9 quarter hours) or dissertation research activities (minimum 12 quarter hours). The interprofessional component is composed of coursework (15 quarter hours) and practicum experiences (18 quarter hours). The student may select from a broad array of electives to complete the program (3-12 quarter hours).

A maximum of 9 quarter hours of graduate credit may be accepted from other accredited institutions.

Students requesting transfer credit must apply in writing to the chairman of their individual department. The Admissions committee for that department evaluates the appropriateness of the course for transfer. The coursework must be from an accredited college or university. Transfer credit may be allowed for individual courses in which the final grades are “B” or better.

No credit will be given for life experience. No credit can be earned through proficiency examinations.