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Oct 16, 2010 · Welcome to UAB. We’re committed to supporting people across our community, city, state and world in education, research and patient care. Our world-class university and academic health system are dedicated to improving the human experience. Browse Degrees Visit Campus. Request Information.
If you want to join in on the excitement and opportunity of a thriving city, you don’t have to go far from campus. Located in the heart of Alabama’s “Magic City,” UAB provides a one-of-a-kind experience that allows you to go beyond the typical classroom setting and engage with the world around you. How will you make a difference?
The University of Alabama at Birmingham’s Graduate School is inspiring today’s scholars to transform tomorrow by improving lives globally.
If you're seeking the greatest understanding of the eye, how it works, and how it connects to everything else we do, a PhD in Vision Science could be the degree for you. Academic Advising, Graduate Certificate. Students considering a course of study, need help from academic counselors.
The mission of the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program is to prepare physical therapists who are evidence-based practitioners with the skills, knowledge and behaviors to deliver value-based physical therapy services, consultation, education, critical inquiry and administration, with a primary focus on ...
Between 55 majors, 86 minors, and six Joint School of Medicine programs, a degree from UAB can take Alabamians virtually anywhere. iVisit is designed to help you find a passion worth pursuing.
Three dual-degree programs are offered: OD/MS, OD/MBA, OD/MPH. Faculty has written more than 30 textbooks. The UAB School of Optometry is preparing our students to be the nation’s leaders in providing comprehensive, evidence-based eye care and discovering new princip.
Health Administration - Residential Format. The Residential MSHA Program offers a unique educational experience through its dedicated faculty, supportive alumni, cohort model and the administrative residency requirement.
At UAB’s School of Health Professions, you earn more than a degree. You learn skills and gain experiences that you need to succeed in your career. You participate in the research and innovation that will shape the future of healthcare.
A typical full-time student may complete the requirements of this M.S. program in one-and-a-half to two years. If you take a full course load in Summer, you may complete the degree requirements in three semesters (within 12 months).
