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Learn when and where works best for you. Logan University's College of Health Sciences offers online degree programs that let you advance your career in nutrition, rehabilitation, athletic performance, data and healthcare leadership without pausing your life.

Overview

Online programs from the College of Health Sciences are built for working adults who want a flexible path to a health sciences career. Coursework is delivered online, and several programs add in-person internships or field experience so you graduate with practical, hands-on skills alongside your degree.

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Degree Lineup

Program, Credential, Format
ProgramCredentialFormat
Doctor of Health Professions EducationEdDOnline
Master of Science in Sports Science & RehabilitationMSOnline with in-person internship
Master of Science in Nutrition & Human PerformanceMSOnline
Master of Science in Applied Nutrition & DieteticsMS, RDN pathwayOnline/in-person hybrid
Master of Science in Health InformaticsMSOnline
Master of Science in Strength and ConditioningMSOnline with in-person field experience
Bachelor of Science in Human BiologyBSOnline

Delivery Formats

  • Master of Science in Strength and Conditioning: 100% online with in-person field experience, seven-week accelerated courses completed in one year (42 credit hours).
  • Master of Science in Health Informatics: online, seven-week courses completed in about one year (36 credit hours), with a choice of healthcare leadership, data analytics or applied informatics tracks.
  • Master of Science in Sports Science & Rehabilitation: 100% online with an in-person internship (37-39 credit hours).
  • Master of Science in Applied Nutrition & Dietetics: online and in-person hybrid classes, moving to a seven-week course format in Fall 2026.
  • Doctor of Health Professions Education: online, average three-year program (60 credit hours).
  • Bachelor of Science in Human Biology: online, 3-4 year program (122 credit hours).

Careers and Outcomes

  • Health informatics hiring is expected to grow 15% through 2034 across pharmaceuticals, insurance, clinics, hospitals and nonprofits.
  • The Master of Science in Health Informatics prepares graduates for roles in healthcare delivery, health analytics or biomedical informatics.
  • The Master of Science in Applied Nutrition & Dietetics leads toward the Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) credential.
  • The Bachelor of Science in Human Biology prepares graduates for graduate school or professional programs in medicine, osteopathy, podiatry, chiropractic, pharmacy, optometry, dentistry or the physician assistant field.
  • The Doctor of Health Professions Education prepares healthcare clinicians and administrators to move into education, curriculum design, faculty development or executive leadership.
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