- School of Interdisciplinary Health Professions
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- Ph.D. in Health Sciences
- Course Delivery
Course Delivery
The Ph.D. in Health Sciences program utilizes a hybrid (blended) course delivery format. That is, courses will be delivered using both synchronous and asynchronous online components as well as periodic face-to-face (f2f) meetings.
Each core course will be introduced in a f2f session. In addition, the f2f sessions will create an opportunity for faculty and students to articulate the link between completed course work, upcoming course work and materials from Individual Programs of Study. These f2f sessions seek to foster the integration of all of the components of the doctoral program as a whole as well as reinforce the inter-professional nature of the program. They are also designed to encourage students to identify with other students in the cohort.
Please refer to the suggested schedule (PDF) to see what the typical schedule for a part-time or full-time student might look like.
Course Delivery Schedule
Year 1 of the Program |
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Fall | Spring | Summer |
UHHS 710 | UHHS 720 | UHHS 740 |
UHHS 730 | UHHS 731 | |
IPS1 | IPS | IPS |
Year 2+ of the Program |
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Fall | Spring | Summer |
UHHS 710 | UHHS 720 | UHHS 740 |
UHHS 730 | UHHS 731 | |
UHHS 750 | ||
UHHS 760 | ||
IPS | IPS | IPS |
Milestone2 | UHHS 7983 | UHHS 7994 |
1 Individual Program of Study
2 Milestone for ethics web-based activity
3 UHHS 798 (Candidacy Examination) may be taken in any semester after successful completion of all core courses and IPS
4 UHHS 799 (Dissertation Research) may begin in any semester after successful completion of UHHS 798.
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Ph.D. in Health Sciences
Wirtz Hall 323
815-753-5118
815-753-6169 (fax)
sihpgrad@niu.edu