College of Nursing and Health Sciences

Interprofessional Health Sciences Concentration in Rehabilitation and Movement Science

Areas of Focus

  • Biomechanics
  • Motor control
  • Muscle physiology
  • Exercise and physical activity
  • Neurophysiology and neurorehabilitation
  • Movement analysis
  • Physiological biomarkers
  • Imaging
  • Outcome measure assessment

Requirements

Students work with their research mentor(s) and committee to design and fulfill degree requirements within this concentration. 3 professional rotations should take place in the department of RMS or in an RMS-approved research laboratory. This provides students with an opportunity to work in-depth on various research projects relevant to current RMS research areas.