Master’s programs

The Master of Occupational Therapy is a three-year program that consists of two and a half years of coursework and six months of full-time fieldwork. The MOT program is intended for the adult learner who has completed a bachelor's degree. The MOT program format allows adults with busy lives, jobs, and families to pursue a graduate degree. The MOT program consists of four modules per academic year. Courses are scheduled on select weekends during each module, primarily from fall through spring. The weekend classes are scheduled on Fridays and Saturdays with no classes on Sundays.

The Physician Assistant profession offers diverse areas of practice and opportunities both clinically as well as in other areas such as administration, education, research, etc. Our profession has been ranked high in several different publications over the last few years. These favorable rankings are typically based on job availability, job satisfaction, income, expected job growth, and other factors.

Health Informatics Program prepares students to take on emerging healthcare roles and to be successful in a fast-growing field. Our program is offered in two formats, which provide our students with the flexibility to fit classes into their busy schedules. The program is offered 100% online or in a hybrid format, which is a combination of both online and on-campus courses.

University of Findlay's Master of Science is Radiologic Sciences provides advanced training to nuclear medicine technologists seeking to become multi-modality technologists, radiology directors, administrators, researchers, and educators. The program is comprised of 10 core courses and two elective courses. Graduates who complete the program are eligible for national certification through the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) and American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).