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Athletic Training (MAT)

The Department of Exercise Sciences values the human being as sacred and seeks to strengthen both body and spirit by attaining, advancing, and disseminating knowledge in the disciplines of human exercise and performance, injury and rehabilitation, and wellness while inviting divine inspiration to guide our efforts.

Application Deadlines Fall: Feb 1

Biological Science Education (MS)

This degree integrates advanced knowledge in biology with research in teaching and learning. Students will have the opportunity to design a program of study and a research project that meets their individual goals. Research topics tend to focus on in-depth studies of inquiry teaching practices, tests of learning theory, and evaluation of various forms of science pedagogy.

Application Deadlines Fall: Jan 15

Biology (MS)

The primary goal of the MS Biology program is to provide advanced training and experience in ecology, evolutionary biology, and bioinformatics. Students will address contemporary biological problems relying upon current theory and a variety of research tools. The program features an exciting range of subdisciplines, including evolutionary ecology, human-disease biology, systematics and phylogenetics, organismal and population biology, community and ecosystem ecology, and conservation biology. Many students find this training ideal for competitive job placement upon completing their degree.

Application Deadlines Fall: Jan 15

Cell Biology and Physiology (MS)

Application Deadlines Fall: Feb 15 Spring: Feb 15 Summer: Feb 15

Communication Disorders (MS)

Application Deadlines Fall: Jan 15

Educational Leadership (MEd)

Application Deadlines Spring: Feb 15

Environmental Science (MS)

Application Deadlines Fall: Feb 1 Winter: Feb 1

Exercise Sciences (MS)

Graduates will demonstrate the ability to critically evaluate scientific literature and apply the scientific method in the exercise sciences by actively engaging in the research process.

Application Deadlines Fall: Feb 1

Food Science (MS)

Application Deadlines Fall: Jan 15 Winter: Jun 30 Spring: Jan 15 Summer: Jan 15

Genetics & Biotechnology (MS)

Application Deadlines Fall: Feb 1 Winter: Feb 1

Instructional Psychology & Technology (MS)

The design and evaluation specialization of the MS program prepares students to assume professional positions in instructional design and/or evaluation. All MS students will be required to complete at least 12 credit hours each year to remain enrolled in the program (prior to completing project coursework).

Application Deadlines Fall: Jan 15 Spring: Jan 15

Microbiology and Molecular Biology (MS)

An MS in Microbiology and Molecular Biology prepares the students for a wide variety of employment experiences in the industry. Employment opportunities in research may also be available to qualified MS graduates. Typically starting salaries are slightly higher than those for BS graduates. The MS degree is designed to give the student a solid foundation in Microbiology and Molecular Biology principles and a strong research experience.

Application Deadlines Fall: Jan 15

Neuroscience (MS)

Application Deadlines Fall: Jan 15 Spring: Jan 15 Summer: Jan 15

Nutritional Science and Dietetics (MS)

Application Deadlines Fall: Jan 15 Winter: Jun 30 Spring: Jan 15 Summer: Jan 15

Public Health (MPH)

Application Deadlines Fall: Feb 1

Special Education (MS)

The BYU Special Education MS program prepares graduates to provide collaborative leadership in schools to facilitate the academic and social development of all students, including individuals with disabilities with challenging behavior. The program includes a verified course sequence to prepare graduates to become Board Certified Behavior Analysts. In addition, graduates learn about systemic approaches to creating equitable and effective learning environments through a Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS), Response to Intervention (RTI), and Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS). The masters program is open to teachers, special and general educators, as well as students from other disciplines. Classes are offered in the evening to accommodate teachers’ work schedules during fall, winter, and spring semesters.

Application Deadlines Fall: Feb 15

Teacher Education (MA)

Application Deadlines Summer (even years only): Feb 1

Wildlife & Wildlands Conservation (MS)

Application Deadlines Fall: Feb 1 Winter: Feb 1