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How long will it take to earn the master of science in anatomy degree?
The master of science in anatomy program consists of 38 semester hours (32 semester hours of required coursework and six hours of electives). The program can be completed in two years on a full-time basis. Part-time students can take up to five years to complete their degree.
Are classes available online?
Not at this time. Courses in both programs emphasize faculty-student interaction, hands-on learning and research, and sharing information in presentations and informally.
Can I transfer credits from another program or institution to count toward my master of science in anatomy degree?
A maximum of 10 semester hours may be transferred from another accredited (or equivalent) institution, pending the review and approval of the College of Osteopathic Medicine graduate faculty. Grades earned on transferred courses must be equivalent to B or better. The request to transfer credit must be submitted in writing to the director of the Anatomy program.
I’m interested in pursuing one of these master’s degree programs with another program at Des Moines University. Is that an option?
The master of science in anatomy program offers a dual degree option. Contact the appropriate program director to explore this option.