Medical Physiology Graduate Programs Online
Online Master’s Degrees
Online Graduate Certificates
Tuition & Fees
Build Your Future in Medicine —Online, On Your Time
You’ve probably already imagined the road ahead: acing the MCAT, standing out in your med school or PA applications and building a resume that gets noticed.
At the University of Florida, one of the nation’s top 50 universities, our online master’s degrees in medical sciences are designed to help you get there without putting your career or life on pause.
And because healthcare isn’t one-size-fits-all, neither are our programs. Each one gives you the flexibility, support and career-ready skills to move confidently toward your next goal.
Explore Our Online Master’s Degrees
Master’s Degree in Medical Physiology and Pharmacology: Build Your Expertise From the Inside Out
Strengthen your foundation in human physiology and pharmacology while preparing for exams like the MCAT and National Boards.
This 30-credit program blends coursework in cellular and molecular function with applied pharmacology. It’s the perfect foundation for anyone ready to take the next step toward medical, dental or PA school, or strengthen their skills and knowledge in their career in biotech.

Master’s Degree in Medical Physiology and Aging: Understand the Science of Growing Older
Be part of the first-of-its-kind master’s program that combines medical physiology and aging studies. In as little as one year you’ll gain a deep understanding of how the body changes over time: an essential skill set in geriatrics, research and patient-centered care.
It’s affordable, flexible and built for busy students like you.
Master’s Degree in Medical Anatomy & Physiology: Prep for Med School and Beyond
In this 30-credit degree, anatomy meets physiology in one comprehensive path that prepares you for medical, dental, or PA school and advanced teaching roles. You’ll explore the structure and function of the human body while tailoring electives to match your goals in medicine, education or biomedical research.
It’s your career path — we’re here to make sure you have everything you need to thrive.
Master’s Degree in Anatomical Sciences Education: Teach and Inspire Future Medical Minds
Think a program like this doesn’t exist for passionate science educators? Think again.
If you love teaching and anatomy, this degree bridges both essential topics. In just 30 credits, you’ll learn how to teach anatomy effectively while deepening your scientific expertise.

Transfer Credits and Keep Moving Forward
If you’ve completed one of UF’s online graduate certificate programs, you may be able to transfer up to 15 credits toward your master’s degree.
You’ll just need to:
- You must be formally admitted to the master’s degree program.
- You must have earned a grade of “B” or higher in any coursework being transferred.
- Transfer credits must have been earned within 7 years of graduating with the master’s degree.
Have more questions? Check out our FAQs.
¹ The transcript will read: Master of Science, Major Medical Sciences, Concentration Medical Physiology and Pharmacology.
² The transcript will read: Master of Science, Major Medical Sciences, Concentration Medical Physiology and Aging.
³ The transcript will read: Master of Science, Major Medical Sciences, Concentration Medical Anatomy & Physiology.
4 The transcript will read: Master of Science in Anatomical Sciences Education.
Explore UF’s Online Graduate Certificates in Medical Physiology and Anatomy
Not sure if a master’s is your next step? Start smaller with a graduate certificate that builds real skills and real confidence.
With UF’s online medical sciences graduate certificates, you can explore what interests you most, strengthen your science foundation and prepare for what’s next, whether that’s med school, PA school or career advancement.
Each program is entirely online, flexible and taught by UF College of Medicine faculty. You’ll learn from experts who empower you to succeed in and beyond the classroom.
Graduate Certificate in Medical Physiology: Build a Strong Biomedical Foundation
Gain a broad understanding of how the human body works while preparing for exams like the MCAT — or your next career move.
Choose from six courses (9–14 credits) that cover major organ systems, from cardiovascular to endocrine, and learn how those systems connect.

Graduate Certificate in Cardiovascular/Renal Physiology: Focus on the Systems That Keep Us Alive
If you’re fascinated by the heart and kidneys, this 12-credit program dives deep into their physiology and pathophysiology.
You’ll explore topics like blood circulation, hypertension research and renal function, gaining insight that gives you a head start in PA or med school.
Graduate Certificate in Medical Anatomy and Physiology: The Perfect Blend of Structure and Function
In just 15 credits, you’ll cover anatomy and physiology: knowledge that’s essential for anyone entering medicine, dentistry or physical therapy.
With your certificate in hand, you’ll stand out from other applicants and feel more capable and prepared for the challenges ahead.
Graduate Certificate in Medical Human Anatomy: Learn the Body, Head to Toe
Earn specialized anatomy knowledge in just 12 credits. From the head (cephalic) to the toes (phalangeal), you’ll study human structure in detail through clinically relevant coursework.
This program is a good match for future medical students, educators and healthcare professionals looking to strengthen their anatomy background.
Graduate Certificate in Anatomical Sciences Education: Teach and Inspire Future Healthcare Professionals
Love science and teaching? This 12-credit program balances medical anatomy and education, giving you the skills to bring complex topics to life for your students.
You’ll take 6 credits in anatomy and 6 in education, tailoring your coursework to your classroom goals.

Still deciding which certificate fits best? Chat with a specialist.
Program Costs
Master’s Degree in Medical Physiology and Pharmacology
Tuition is $550 per credit hour plus fees for all students, regardless of where they live. This program does not accept the UF EEP or Florida State Tuition Waiver.
Master’s Degree in Medical Physiology and Aging
In-state tuition is $448.75 per credit hour plus fees. Out-of-state tuition is $650 per credit hour plus fees.* This program does not accept the UF EEP or Florida State Tuition Waiver.
Master’s Degree in Medical Anatomy & Physiology
Tuition is $550 per credit hour plus fees for all students, regardless of where they live. This program does not accept the UF EEP or Florida State Tuition Waiver.
Master’s Degree in Anatomical Sciences Education
Tuition is $550 per credit hour plus fees for all students, regardless of where they live. This program does not accept the UF EEP or Florida State Tuition Waiver.
Master’s degree students are eligible for federal financial aid. Please contact Mr. Vincent Wilson-McCoy, our financial aid advisor, to learn more about aid options.
Graduate Certificates in Medical Physiology
Tuition is $550 per credit hour plus fees for all students, regardless of where they live. This program does not accept the UF EEP or Florida State Tuition Waiver.
Graduate Certificate in Medical Anatomy and Physiology
Tuition is $550 per credit hour plus fees for all students, regardless of where they live. This program does not accept the UF EEP or Florida State Tuition Waiver.
Graduate Certificate in Medical Human Anatomy
Tuition is $550 per credit hour plus fees for all students, regardless of where they live. This program does not accept the UF EEP or Florida State Tuition Waiver.
Graduate Certificate in Anatomical Sciences Education
Tuition is $550 per credit hour plus fees for all students, regardless of where they live. This program does not accept the UF EEP or Florida State Tuition Waiver.
Students will also be expected to pay university fees, such as the Capital Improvement Trust Fund fee and technology fees, which amount to approximately $36 per credit hour. More information can be found at: http://www.fa.ufl.edu/bursar/current-students/
Graduate certificate students are not eligible for federal financial aid but may be eligible for private loans. Please contact Mr. Vincent Wilson-McCoy, our financial aid advisor, to learn more about aid options.

