Graduate Programs

Kansas State University's athletic training program leads to a Master of Science in Athletic Training degree (MSAT) through either the five-year Master’s degree plan or the post-baccalaureate degree plan.

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The Master of Science degree offered in communication sciences and disorders at Kansas State University is a full-time, two-year program with consecutive semester enrollment, starting in either the summer/fall or spring semesters.

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The Master of Science in Food, Nutrition and Health degree can be earned through either thesis, report or non-culminating options. Students can customized the degree to meet background, interests, and career goals.

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Students in the Ph.D. degree in Food, Nutrition, Dietetics and Health are able to pick one of four area of emphasis. Programs of study are developed according to interests, backgrounds and career goals of the student.

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The master's and doctoral degree programs of study in Kinesiology are designed by the student and supervisory committee, they are tailored to meet the individual needs and interests of the student.

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The Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (MSPAS) degree program follows the traditional medical model of training, providing in-depth analysis of disease processes, diagnosis and treatment, and prepares students to serve as primary health care providers who practice medicine with physician supervision.

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The Master's of Public Health (MPH) degree is offered with two emphases, Public Health Nutrition and Physical Activity.

The Public Health Nutrition emphasis focuses on the interaction between nutrition and health and the application of sound nutritional principles to promote healthy living.

The Physical Activity emphasis focuses on the use of social and behavioral theories and frameworks to examine physical activity from a public health perspective.

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