Take the Lead in Medicine With a Medical Sciences Master’s Degree

At UF, we’ve got online medical sciences programs built for every stage of your career.

Choose from comprehensive master’s degree programs you can finish in one year or focused graduate certificates you can complete in one semester. All of our programs feature rigorous courses led by passionate faculty and delivered entirely online.

So, which one is right for you?

Medical Physiology and Pharmacology

Experience the science behind treatment. Our online master’s degree in medical physiology and pharmacology provides an in-depth look at the complexities of the human body and how medications impact it.

Many medical professionals join this program to understand not just the “how” but the “why” behind treatment protocols. This program helps them fill the gaps in their education, so they can become more well-rounded professionals.

Medical Anatomy and Physiology

Discover what makes us tick. Our online medical anatomy and physiology program goes beyond an overview of the human body; it provides foundational knowledge of organ systems, their functions and how they work together to keep us alive.

Many pre-professional students join this program to gain essential medical knowledge that will carry them through health-profession school and their future careers. If a student wants to prove to admission committees that they have what it takes, this is the program for them.

Not Seeing the Program for You?

We also offer online master’s degrees in medical physiology and aging and anatomical sciences education.

Our graduate certificate programs provide focused training in specific areas — perfect for filling resume gaps affordably.

How to Choose Your Program

All of our online medical sciences programs deliver rigorous and respected training. Students eyeing med school, PA school or any other health-profession school will get the most out of what they have to offer.

As you make your choice, consider which program aligns with your goals and interests and fills gaps in your undergraduate studies. For example:

If your studies focused on pharmacology, you should enroll in our medical anatomy and physiology program.
If you’ve already studied anatomy, our medical physiology and pharmacology program may be right for you.

Still not sure? Check out each program’s course offerings, which will give you a clearer picture of the program. Ask yourself questions: Which interests you more — anatomy’s study of how the body works, or pharmacology’s focus on how medications treat disease? Which will help you most as your career progresses?