Interprofessional Health & Aging Studies (IHAS) dual Programs

The Doctor of Health Science (DHSc) degree, delivered through the Department of Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies at the University of Indianapolis, is primarily an online program that provides interprofessional and scientific examination of intersecting factors that impact the health and well-being of individuals and diverse communities. UIndy’s DHSc degree provides health professionals with advanced knowledge and skills to positively impact health practices. Graduates will be prepared to serve as leaders, advocates, educators, and scholars in health science.

The Master of Public Health (MPH) degree at the University of Indianapolis is a professional program with a concentration in health disparities - preventable differences in the health of various populations. Centered on the core public health values of community collaboration and social justice, UIndy’s MPH program intentionally combines academic preparation in current public health knowledge with planned, community-based projects embedded in coursework, plus an intensive professional practice experience.

This dual program is an option for students who are interested in pursuing a DHSc degree but have not yet earned a master's degree. This program can serve as a bridge to the DHSc.

The Doctor of Health Science (DHSc) program consists of 48 required credits. The Master of Public Health (MPH) consists of 42 required credits. The dual program allows for 19 shared credits, reducing the total number of required credits to 71 (instead of 90).

NOTE: A total of 12 transfer credits may be accepted into the DHSc/MPH dual program (6 credits towards each program).

The Doctor of Health Science (DHSc) degree, delivered through the Department of Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies at the University of Indianapolis, is primarily an online program that provides interprofessional and scientific examination of intersecting factors that impact the health and well-being of individuals and diverse communities. UIndy’s DHSc degree provides health professionals with advanced knowledge and skills to positively impact health practices. Graduates will be prepared to serve as leaders, advocates, educators, and scholars in health science.

A Master of Science in Aging Studies, delivered through the Department of Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies at the University of Indianapolis, offers both breadth and depth in promoting a positive and holistic view of aging. This 100% online program equips students with the knowledge and skills to support, improve, and enhance the lives of the older adults in their communities.

This dual program is an option for students who are interested in pursuing a DHSc degree but have not yet earned a master's degree. This program can serve as a bridge to the DHSc.

The Doctor of Health Science (DHSc) program consists of 48 required credits. The Master of Science in Aging Studies consists of 36 required credits.The dual program allows for 27 shared credits, reducing the total number of required credits to 57 (instead of 84).

See required courses for the dual DHSc + MS-AGST degree

While a full application to the DHSc program is required, once a student is admitted to the DHSc degree program, a separate application to the MS in Aging Studies program is not required.

The Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) program in the School of Occupational Therapy at the University of Indianapolis prepares students with the knowledge and skills to become innovative practitioners. Graduates are trained to be critical thinkers in the development of scholarship and research including evidence and practice. With research as the primary focus, the program develops caring and competent occupational therapy practitioners who are lifelong learners, leaders, and advocates within local, national, and global communities. The OTD is a traditional program with classes offered during the weekdays and requires students complete a Doctoral Capstone in order to earn the degree.

A Master of Science in Aging Studies, delivered through the Department of Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies at the University of Indianapolis, offers both breadth and depth in promoting a positive and holistic view of aging. This 100% online program equips students with the knowledge and skills to support, improve, and enhance the lives of the older adults in their communities.

The dual Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) and Master of Science in Aging Studies consists of 18 shared credits.

While a full application to the OTD program is required, once a student is admitted to the OTD degree program, a separate application to the MS in Aging Studies program is not required.

The Doctor of Health Sciences (DHSc) degree, delivered through the Department of Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies at the University of Indianapolis, is primarily an online program that provides interprofessional and scientific examination of intersecting factors that impact the health and well-being of individuals and diverse communities. UIndy’s DHSc degree provides health professionals with advanced knowledge and skills to positively impact health practices. Graduates will be prepared to serve as leaders, advocates, educators, and scholars in health science.

The Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies program is designed to meet the needs of professionals who have an interest in the aging population or who may currently work in the field of aging and would like to increase or formalize their knowledge. The certificate program will enhance your ability to work with a diverse population of older adults.

The Doctor of Health Science (DHSc) program consists of 48 required credits. The Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies consists of 12 required credits. The dual program allows for 9 shared credits, reducing the total required credits to 51 (instead of 60).

See required courses for the dual DHSc + Grad Cert in AGST

For questions regarding the required curriculum, timeline, and shared credits, contact the College of Health Sciences Admissions Counselors (chsadmissions@uindy.edu).

While a full application to the DHSc program is required, once a student is admitted to the DHSc degree program, a separate application to the Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies is not required.

The Doctor of Health Science (DHSc) degree, delivered through the Department of Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies at the University of Indianapolis, is primarily an online program that provides interprofessional and scientific examination of intersecting factors that impact the health and well-being of individuals and diverse communities. UIndy’s DHSc degree provides health professionals with advanced knowledge and skills to positively impact health practices. Graduates will be prepared to serve as leaders, advocates, educators, and scholars in health science.

The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership program is designed to meet the needs of those who wish to enhance their ability to work as an administrator in a healthcare facility. The certificate enables graduates to fulfill leadership roles in the public and private sectors, where knowledge in administrative and regulatory areas is imperative.

The Doctor of Health Science (DHSc) program consists of 48 required credits. The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership consists of 12 required credits. The dual program allows for 9 shared credits, reducing the total required credits to 51 (instead of 60).

See required courses for the dual DHSc + Grad Cert in HCAL

For questions regarding the required curriculum, timeline, and shared credits, contact the College of Health Sciences Admissions Counselors (chsadmissions@uindy.edu).

The Doctor of Health Sciences (DHSc) degree, delivered through the Department of Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies at the University of Indianapolis, is primarily an online program that provides interprofessional and scientific examination of intersecting factors that impact the health and well-being of individuals and diverse communities. UIndy’s DHSc degree provides health professionals with advanced knowledge and skills to positively impact health practices. Graduates will be prepared to serve as leaders, advocates, educators, and scholars in health science.

Many health professionals with a graduate degree want to transition from professional practice to teaching in academia. Being well-versed in your profession is not enough, however, to make a great clinician a great teacher. The Graduate Certificate in Health Professions Education (HPE) at the University of Indianapolis is designed to provide a comprehensive program to prepare health professionals to successfully make the move from practice to classroom.

The Doctor of Health Science (DHSc) program consists of 48 required credits. The graduate certificate in Health Professions Education (HPE) consists of 12 required credits. The dual program allows for 9 shared credits, reducing the total required credits to 51 (instead of 60).

See required courses for the dual DHSc + Grad Cert in HPE

For questions regarding the required curriculum, timeline, and shared credits, contact the College of Health Sciences Admissions Counselors (chsadmissions@uindy.edu).

While a full application to the DHSc program is required, once a student is admitted to the DHSc degree program, a separate application to the Graduate Certificate in Health Professions Education is not required.

The Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree, delivered through the Krannert School of Physical Therapy at the University of Indianapolis, is a 3-year, full-time traditional campus-based program that combines classroom instruction with real-world clinical experiences to prepare students for a career as a physical therapist.

The Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies program is designed to meet the needs of professionals who have an interest in the aging population or who may currently work in the field of aging and would like to increase or formalize their knowledge. The certificate program will enhance your ability to work with a diverse population of older adults.

The Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies consists of 12 required credits. The dual program allows for 9 shared credits.

While a full application to the DPT program is required, once a student is admitted to the DPT degree program, a separate application to the Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies is not required.

The Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree, delivered through the Krannert School of Physical Therapy at the University of Indianapolis, is a 3-year, full-time traditional campus-based program that combines classroom instruction with real-world clinical experiences to prepare students for a career as a physical therapist.

The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership program is designed to meet the needs of those who wish to enhance their ability to work as an administrator in a healthcare facility. The certificate enables graduates to fulfill leadership roles in the public and private sectors, where knowledge in administrative and regulatory areas is imperative.

The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership consists of 12 required credits. The dual program allows for 4 shared credits.

While a full application to the DPT program is required, once a student is admitted to the DPT degree program, a separate application to the Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership is not required.

The Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) program in the School of Occupational Therapy at the University of Indianapolis prepares students with the knowledge and skills to become innovative practitioners. Graduates are trained to be critical thinkers in the development of scholarship and research including evidence and practice. With research as the primary focus, the program develops caring and competent occupational therapy practitioners who are lifelong learners, leaders, and advocates within local, national, and global communities. The OTD is a traditional program with classes offered during the weekdays and requires students complete a Doctoral Capstone in order to earn the degree.

The Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies program is designed to meet the needs of professionals who have an interest in the aging population or who may currently work in the field of aging and would like to increase or formalize their knowledge. The certificate program will enhance your ability to work with a diverse population of older adults.

The dual Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) and Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies consists of 3 shared credits.

While a full application to the OTD program is required, once a student is admitted to the OTD degree program, a separate application to the Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies is not required.

The Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) program in the School of Occupational Therapy at the University of Indianapolis prepares students with the knowledge and skills to become innovative practitioners. Graduates are trained to be critical thinkers in the development of scholarship and research, including evidence and practice. With research as the primary focus, the program develops caring and competent occupational therapy practitioners who are lifelong learners, leaders, and advocates within local, national, and global communities. The OTD is a traditional program with classes offered during the weekdays and requires students to complete a Doctoral Capstone in order to earn the degree.

The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership program is designed to meet the needs of those who wish to enhance their ability to work as an administrator in a healthcare facility. The certificate enables graduates to fulfill leadership roles in the public and private sectors, where knowledge in administrative and regulatory areas is imperative.

The dual Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) and Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership consists of 6 shared credits.

To enroll in the dual program, a full application and acceptance to both the OTD program and Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership program are required.

The Master of Public Health (MPH) degree at the University of Indianapolis is a professional program with a concentration in health disparities - preventable differences in the health of various populations. Centered on the core public health values of community collaboration and social justice, UIndy’s MPH program intentionally combines academic preparation in current public health knowledge with planned, community-based projects embedded throughout coursework, plus an intensive professional practice experience.

A Master of Science in Aging Studies, delivered through the Department of Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies at the University of Indianapolis, offers both breadth and depth in promoting a positive and holistic view of aging. This 100% online program equips students with the knowledge and skills to support, improve, and enhance the lives of the older adults in their communities.

The Master of Public Health (MPH) consists of 42 required credits. The Master of Science in Aging Studies (MS-Aging Studies) consists of 36 required credits. The dual program allows for 15 shared credits.

For questions regarding the required curriculum, timeline, and shared credits, contact the College of Health Sciences Admissions Counselors (chsadmissions@uindy.edu).

Students with an approved application to the MPH program will receive reciprocal acceptance from the MS-Aging Studies program (and vice versa), so only one application is required.

Are you considering making a change toward a career where you can really help people? As an occupational therapist, you can help patients set goals and take the necessary steps to reach them. The Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) program at the University of Indianapolis is ideal for career-changers who already have a bachelor’s degree and want to continue working while going to school. With a focus on evidence-based practices, you'll emerge in a valued occupation where you can truly make a difference in the health and well-being of clients across diverse populations.

A Master of Science in Aging Studies, delivered through the Department of Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies at the University of Indianapolis, offers both breadth and depth in promoting a positive and holistic view of aging. This 100% online program equips students with the knowledge and skills to support, improve, and enhance the lives of the older adults in their communities.

The dual Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) and Master of Science in Aging Studies consists of 15 shared credits.

While a full application to the MOT program is required, once a student is admitted to the MOT degree program, a separate application to the additional degree or certificate program is not required.

The Master of Public Health (MPH) degree at the University of Indianapolis is a professional program with a concentration in health disparities - preventable differences in the health of various populations. Centered on the core public health values of community collaboration and social justice, UIndy’s MPH program intentionally combines academic preparation in current public health knowledge with planned, community- based projects embedded throughout coursework, plus an intensive professional practice experience.

The Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies program is designed to meet the needs of professionals who have an interest in the aging population or who may currently work in the field of aging and would like to increase or formalize their knowledge. The certificate program will enhance your ability to work with a diverse population of older adults.

The Master of Public Health (MPH) consists of 42 required credits. The Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies consists of 12 required credits. The dual program allows for 3 shared credits.

For questions regarding the required curriculum, timeline, and shared credits, contact the College of Health Sciences Admissions Counselors (chsadmissions@uindy.edu).

While a full application to the MPH program is required, once a student is admitted to the MPH degree program, a separate application to the Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies is not required.

The Master of Public Health (MPH) degree at the University of Indianapolis is a professional program with a concentration in health disparities - preventable differences in the health of various populations. Centered on the core public health values of community collaboration and social justice, UIndy’s MPH program intentionally combines academic preparation in current public health knowledge with planned, community- based projects embedded throughout coursework, plus an intensive professional practice experience.

The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership program is designed to meet the needs of those who wish to enhance their ability to work as an administrator in a healthcare facility. The certificate enables graduates to fulfill leadership roles in the public and private sectors, where knowledge in administrative and regulatory areas is imperative.

The Master of Public Health (MPH) consists of 42 required credits. The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership consists of 12 required credits. The dual program allows for 3 shared credits.

For questions regarding the required curriculum, timeline, and shared credits, contact the College of Health Sciences Admissions Counselors (chsadmissions@uindy.edu).

The Master of Science in Aging Studies, delivered through the Department of Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies at the University of Indianapolis, offers both breadth and depth in promoting a positive and holistic view of aging. This 100% online program equips students with the knowledge and skills to allow them to support, improve, and enhance the lives of older adults in their communities.

The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership program is designed to meet the needs of those who wish to enhance their ability to work as an administrator in a healthcare facility. The certificate enables graduates to fulfill leadership roles in the public and private sectors, where knowledge in administrative and regulatory areas is imperative.

The Master of Science in Aging Studies consists of 36 required credits. The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership consists of 12 required credits. The dual program allows for 12 shared credits.

For questions regarding the required curriculum, timeline, and shared credits, contact the College of Health Sciences Admissions Counselors (chsadmissions@uindy.edu).

The Master of Science in Aging Studies, delivered through the Department of Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies at the University of Indianapolis, offers both breadth and depth in promoting a positive and holistic view of aging. This 100% online program equips students with the knowledge and skills to allow them to support, improve, and enhance the lives of older adults in their communities.

The Dietetics Internship, delivered through the University of Indianapolis’ College of Health Sciences, is designed to prepare entry-level registered dietitian nutritionists who meet the ACEND-required competencies through a high-quality network of clinical, food service, and community nutrition preceptors and learning experiences.

The Master of Science in Aging Studies consists of 36 required credits. The Dietetics Internship consists of 12.5 required credits. The dual program allows for 6 shared credits, reducing the total required credits to 42.5 (instead of 48.5).

For questions regarding the required curriculum, timeline, and shared credits, contact the College of Health Sciences Admissions Counselors (chsadmissions@uindy.edu).

Are you considering making a change toward a career where you can really help people? As an occupational therapist, you can help patients set goals and take the necessary steps to reach them. The Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) program at the University of Indianapolis is ideal for career-changers who already have a bachelor’s degree and want to continue working while going to school. With a focus on evidence-based practices, you'll emerge in a valued occupation where you can truly make a difference in the health and well-being of clients across diverse populations.

The Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies program is designed to meet the needs of professionals who have an interest in the aging population or who may currently work in the field of aging and would like to increase or formalize their knowledge. The certificate program will enhance your ability to work with a diverse population of older adults.

The dual Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) and Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies consists of 9 shared credits.

While a full application to the MOT program is required, once a student is admitted to the MOT degree program, a separate application to the additional degree or certificate program is not required.

Are you considering making a change toward a career where you can really help people? As an occupational therapist, you can help patients set goals and take the necessary steps to reach them. The Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) program at the University of Indianapolis is ideal for career-changers who already have a bachelor’s degree and want to continue working while going to school. With a focus on evidence-based practices, you'll emerge in a valued occupation where you can truly make a difference in the health and well-being of clients across diverse populations.

The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership program is designed to meet the needs of those who wish to enhance their ability to work as an administrator in a healthcare facility. The certificate enables graduates to fulfill leadership roles in the public and private sectors, where knowledge in administrative and regulatory areas is imperative.

The dual Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) and The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration & Leadership consists of 9 shared credits. 

While a full application to the MOT program is required, once a student is admitted to the MOT degree program, a separate application to the additional degree or certificate program is not required.