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Overview
Science you can put to work
Build a career at the intersection of science, evidence-based practice and whole-person care. The College of Health Sciences spans undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs in nutrition and dietetics, human biology, strength and conditioning, sports science and rehabilitation, health informatics, and health professions education.
Most programs are designed around working adults: coursework runs in accelerated seven-week terms, several degrees can be completed in about a year, and internships and field experience put the science into practice long before you graduate.
Degree paths
Seven degrees, one college
A short overview of every College of Health Sciences program. Open any degree for curriculum, admission requirements, tuition and outcomes.
Ed.D.Doctor of Education in Health Professions Education (EdD)OnlineFor clinicians and faculty who want to teach and lead. You study curriculum design, assessment and educational leadership, then apply it in your own program through an internship and capstone work.Explore the program
M.S.Master of Science in Nutrition & Human Performance (MSNHP)OnlineEvidence-based nutrition applied to athletes, patients and everyday performance. Built for practitioners and coaches who want to add nutrition counseling to the care they already deliver.Explore the program
M.S.Master of Science in Applied Nutrition & Dietetics (MSAND)Online and in-person hybridCoursework plus supervised practice on one path toward the Registered Dietitian Nutritionist credential, preparing you to sit for the CDR registration exam.Explore the program
M.S.Master of Science in Sports Science & Rehabilitation (MSSSR)Online with in-person internshipInjury prevention, rehabilitation science and return-to-play decision making, with industry-recognized certifications built into a program you can finish in as few as 12 months.Explore the program
M.S.Master of Science in Strength & Conditioning (MSSC)Online with in-person field experienceProgram design, testing and periodization for competitive athletes, paired with supervised field experience and preparation for the NSCA CSCS exam.Explore the program
M.S.Master of Science in Health Informatics (MSHI)OnlineWhere clinical judgment meets health care data. You learn the systems, analytics and governance that hospitals, insurers and research organizations rely on, with three specialization tracks.Explore the program
B.S.Bachelor of Science in Human Biology (BSHB)OnlineThe science foundation behind medicine, chiropractic, physician assistant studies, dentistry, pharmacy and optometry — with a direct pathway into Logan's own doctoral programs.Explore the program
Careers & credentials
Where these degrees lead
Every program ends in a credential employers recognize — and in settings where Logan graduates already practice.
| Program | Credential | Typical setting |
|---|---|---|
| Doctor of Education in Health Professions Education (EdD) | Ed.D. | Universities, teaching clinics, health systems |
| MS in Nutrition & Human Performance | M.S. | Practices, teams, wellness and coaching settings |
| MS in Applied Nutrition & Dietetics | RDN pathway | Hospitals, clinics, community nutrition |
| MS in Sports Science & Rehabilitation | M.S. | Rehab clinics, athletic organizations |
| MS in Strength and Conditioning | M.S. · CSCS ready | Collegiate, professional and private performance |
| MS in Health Informatics | M.S. | Pharmaceutical, insurance, clinical, nonprofit |
| BS in Human Biology | B.S. | Graduate and professional health programs |
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