The Clinical Anatomy and Physiology Master of Science degree program at Indiana University School of Medicine is a one-year non-thesis program that provides students with a rigorous background in the traditional anatomical and physiological disciplines, coupled with training in pedagogy and curriculum as well as supervised experiences teaching anatomy and physiology. This 30 credit hour education MS program is intended to train learners to become educators in the field of anatomy.
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Applications for the MS Clinical Anatomy Track are accepted September 3 through April 15 for international applicants, and July 1 for domestic applicants. Students begin in the fall semester only.
Financial Aid and Support
The IU School of Medicine Clinical Anatomy & Physiology MS degree program does not offer financial support to students. However, students may be eligible for financial aid and can find more information in the Cost and Financial Aid section of the IU Indianapolis website.
Applicants can estimate tuition and fees through the Bursar Office. In the program selection option, applicants to the MS Clinical Anatomy & Physiology Program should select “All Other Graduate Programs.”
