University of Indianapolis

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Phone: 1-800-232-8634 or 1-317-788-3236
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Description:
The Master of Arts degree program in Applied Sociology is designed to provide students with the critical thinking and research skills needed in today's ever-changing world. It emphasizes the practical application of social science research in solving contemporary social problems. A primary objective is to provide students with a strong background in social theory and sociological research methods.

Degree(s):
M.A.- Applied Sociology

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Phone: 1-800-232-8634 or 1-317-788-3387
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Description:
The Master of Arts degree program in Art is designed to provide improved artistic skills and technical abilities within the setting of a broadly based liberal arts program. The program offers the students opportunities to improve critical thinking and research skills that apply to art methods, materials and processes.

Degree(s):
M.A.

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Phone: 1-800-232-8634 or 1-317-788-3496
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Description:
The Master of Arts degree program in English is designed to provide advanced study in literature with attention to critical thinking and written communication, within the setting of a broadly based liberal arts program. The program serves those who want to pursue graduate study for personal and professional enrichment and to enhance abilities in analytical communication skills, as well as those who plan to do additional graduate study.

Degree(s):
M.A.

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Phone: 1-800-232-8634 or 1-317-788-3463
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Description:
The Master of Arts degree program in History provides opportunities for study in the history of the United States, Europe, and the non-Western world. The program is designed to serve a diverse audience with a variety of personal and career goals.

Research Areas:
Medieval and early modern Europe; early American Republic; U.S. South; U.S. Civil War and Reconstruction; Gilded Age and Progressive Era; U.S. Political; modern Germany and Austria; modern naval and military

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Description:
The Master's program in Human Biology represents a unique blend of the university's strengths in biological anthropology and the anatomical sciences. A rigorous grounding in the life sciences combined with an appreciation of human evolution and diversity provide a valuable foundation for careers in forensic sciences, clinical programs, physical anthropology, anatomical sciences, and public health.

Degree(s):
M.S. - Human Biology

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Phone: 1-800-323-8634
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Description:
The Master of Arts degree program in International Relations provides opportunities for study in political, economic, and historical relationships between states and nations around the world. The program is designed to serve a diverse audience with a variety of personal and career goals, including recent college graduates planning to go on to doctoral studies, students from business or government fields who need to gain additional international expertise, and nontraditional students in search of personal enrichment.

Degree(s):
M.A.-International Relations

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Phone: 1-800-232-8634 ext. 3500
Fax: 1-317-788-3542

Description:
The Krannert School of Physical Therapy offers an entry-level degree for those wishing to enter the profession and post-professional degrees, a total of four, for current physical therapists. The Doctorate in Physical Therapy (D.P.T.) is the entry-level PT degree and the Master in Health Science (M.H.S.), Master in Science (M.S.), Doctor of Health Science (D.H.S.), and the Transitional Doctorate in Physical Therapy (t-D.P.T.) are all post-professional degrees. The post-professional degrees are offered in weekend and web-based formats, enabling practicing therapists from across North America and the Caribbean to enroll without relocating.

Degree(s):
M.H.S. - Post-Professional Master of Health Science;
M.S. - Post-Professional Master of Science;

D.P.T. - Entry-Level Doctorate in Physical Therapy;
D.H.S. - Post-Professional Doctor of Health Science;
t-D.P.T. - Post-Professional Transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy

Research Areas:
Orthopedics; Geriatrics; Neurologic functioning; Pediatrics; Biopsychosocial aspects; Prevention and wellness practice; Physical Therapy education; Diagnosis, screening, and classification in Physical Therapy

University of Indianapolis
Krannert School of Physical Therapy

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Phone: 1-317-788-4909
Fax: 1-317-788-3542

Description:
Flexible Format A variety of learning experiences are available within the postprofessional MHS, DPT, and DHS programs. * Weekend courses offer a combination of independent study and intensive classroom interaction with faculty and students. Each course requires only one weekend in Indianapolis, with various projects prior to and after the on-campus commitment. * Web-based courses establish an electronic classroom community with students working from their homes. * Independent studies and practicums are designed to enhance degree plans and to incorporate additional resources. Opportunity to Specialize Students in the master's degree programs typically select a range of courses across various specialty areas. Students in the doctoral programs identify an area of clinical emphasis in orthopedic, neurologic, pediatric, or geriatric physical therapy. Individualized Programs of Study In conjunction with an advisor, students design an individualized program of study developed within the parameters of their chosen program. This approach allows students the flexibility to complete their degree at their own pace.

Degree(s):
Master of Health Science
Doctor of Health Science; Doctor of Physical Therapy

Research Areas:
Diagnosis, screening, and classification in physical therapy; Biopsychosocial aspects of physical therapy;Prevention and wellness practice in physical therapy;Physical therapy education

University of Indianapolis
Center for Aging & Community

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Phone: 1-317-791-5930
Fax: 1-317-788-5945

Description:
The graduate Certificate in Gerontology and the Master of Science in Gerontology are designed to meet the needs of persons with an interest in the aging population. The 18 hours required for the certificate are a subset of the 36 hours required for the master's degree. Alternative scheduling (weekend and web-based courses) makes the program accessible to persons from anywhere in North America and the Caribbean.

Accreditation Description:
The University of Indianapolis is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
Degree(s):
Graduate Certificate in Gerontology
Master of Science in Gerontology

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Phone: 1-317-791-5930

Description:
The graduate Certificate in Gerontology and the Master of Science in Gerontology are designed to meet the needs of persons with an interest in the aging population. The 18 hours required for the certificate are a subset of the 36 hours required for the master's degree. Alternative scheduling (weekend and web-based courses) makes the program accessible to persons from anywhere in North America and the Caribbean.

Accreditation Description:
The University of Indianapolis is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
Degree(s):
Graduate Certificate in Gerontology
Master of Science in Gerontology