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13 PhD programmes offered by the university
Nursing Practice
The Nursing Practice program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences blends clinical, organizational, economic, and leadership skills to prepare nurses at the highest level to lead health care innovation and influence policy
Juris Doctor - Doctor of Pharmacy
The Juris Doctor - Doctor of Pharmacy program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences allows cross-credit for certain specified courses, offering a potential savings of 20 credit hours in the total credit hours otherwise required for both degrees.
Epidemiology
The Epidemiology program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is for applicants interested in conducting advanced research in epidemiology or teaching epidemiology at higher institutions of learning.
Health Systems and Services Research
The Health Systems and Services Research program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences provides students with the theoretical and methodological foundations necessary to conduct creative and independent research on health systems and services, with the ultimate goals of identifying pathways to improved health system and services performance through evidence-based policy and management.
Bioinformatics
The Bioinformatics program is offered at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Health Promotion and Prevention Research
The Health Promotion and Prevention Research program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is awarded by the UAMS College of Graduate School in recognition of scholarly achievement evidenced by a period of successful advanced study, the satisfactory completion of prescribed examinations, and the defense of a dissertation.
Occupational Therapy
The Occupational Therapy program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences offered through a partnership between the College of Education and Health Professions of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, and the UAMS College of Health Professions.
Audiology
The Audiology program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is a unique educational model that combines the academic and clinical resources of a major health sciences campus located in the Little Rock metro area of central Arkansas. I
Biomedical Informatics
The Biomedical Informatics program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences requires a minimum of 55 credit hours.
Physical Therapy
A system-based physical therapy doctoral program that integrates both part-time and full-time clinical experiences throughout all three years during this Physical Therapy program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
Public Health Leadership
The Public Health Leadership program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences provides extensive training in the public health sciences, public health practice, and leadership skills necessary to respond to the rapidly shifting, sometimes unanticipated challenges of the public health and health care systems.
Nursing
The Nursing program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is the only program in Arkansas offering a research doctorate in Nursing, the program meets market demands by producing graduates qualified to teach, conduct research, and serve as leaders in nursing and health care.
Environmental Health Sciences
The Environmental Health Sciences program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences will provide students an advanced understanding of how the environment impacts human health, preparing them for careers as environmental health specialists in academia, industry, and government.