Neuroscience and Clinical Neuroscience
Master of Science
The Master of Science in Neuroscience and Clinical Neuroscience are programs designed for learners who already possess a bachelor’s degree or higher. The curriculum will include courses in human neurobiology, the management of specific neurological disorders, harm prevention, professional communications, and emerging themes in the clinical neurosciences. All courses will be taught by experts with a Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degree in the relevant domain, or a professional degree plus an advanced qualification in a relevant domain (e.g. a fellowship or graduate degree).
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The Master of Science in Neuroscience and Clinical Neuroscience are programs designed for learners who already possess a bachelor’s degree or higher. The curriculum will include courses in human neurobiology, the management of specific neurological disorders, harm prevention, professional communications, and emerging themes in the clinical neurosciences. All courses will be taught by experts with a Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degree in the relevant domain, or a professional degree plus an advanced qualification in a relevant domain (e.g. a fellowship or graduate degree).
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- Essentials
- Outcomes
- Admission Requirements
Essentials
Parker’s Neuroscience program consists of:
● A new enrollment period every 7 and a half weeks (6 times per year)
● Fully online distance education instructional formats (with the exception of the clinical residency)
● A total of 33 credit hours
● 30 credit hours of neuroscience courses
● 3 credit hours of capstone course
● 3 credit hours of clinical residency (additional if the clinical neuroscience program is elected)
The program is offered online and consists of one track with a clinical residency and one without a clinical residency. Courses are 8 weeks in length, and students will take one course at a time. This results in two courses per semester (may qualify to take 2 courses per 8 weeks or 4 courses per semester). Students will complete the program in 12-24 months.
This program will prepare graduates to manage complex cases not typically seen in community-based primary care practices, such as traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, paraplegia and the sequelae to limb amputations. It will also prepare graduates for positions in health care and health care education where they would function as expert clinicians (if they also hold a DC, MD, ND or equivalent degree and appropriate license), clinical consultants, researchers, and educators.
Outcomes
Graduates will demonstrate expert knowledge of and clinical skills of relevance to:
● Clinically relevant neuroanatomy of the peripheral, central and autonomic divisions of the nervous system
● The biological basis of neurological disorders that have been shown to respond to manual and adjunctive therapies.
● Diagnosis of selected neurological disorders.
● Management of those neurological disorders that respond to manual and adjunctive therapies.
● The critical analysis of clinically oriented neuroscience research.
● Oral and written communication skills appropriate for presentation at scientific meetings and for peer-reviewed publication.
Admission Requirements
Master of Science in Neuroscience 33 credit hour program and Master of Science in Clinical Neuroscience 36 credit hour program:
Applicants may be admitted into this program with a four-year baccalaureate degree in science allied health
(or equivalent) from an accredited institution*.
Prerequisite Courses:
Prerequisite courses must be completed with a “B” or above.
• Anatomy (or equivalent) (6 credits)
*Applicants who choose either program must have a minimum GMAT score of 450, GRE composite score of 1350, or MAT score at the 40th percentile. The GMAT, GRE, or MAT may be waived if the applicant meets one criterion of the following requirements:
• Graduate degree from an accredited institution;
• Undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university with a grade-point average of 3.0 or above;
• Undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university with a grade-point average of 2.7 or above with a minimum of two years of administrative, managerial, or professional work experience documented on applicant’s resume;
• Provisional Admission: At the discretion of the Dean or Provost’s Office, a candidate demonstrating academic potential may be admitted. The student must maintain a “B” or above for the first six hours to gain full admission into the MS program.
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