The Master of Science in Human Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences at Northeastern University is designed for those passionate about advancing human health and performance through interdisciplinary research and practice. This postgraduate program addresses the growing global need for innovative approaches to improving quality of life and community participation for individuals facing challenges related to movement and rehabilitation. You will delve into diverse areas such as biomechanics, motor control, neuroscience, and assistive technologies, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the complex factors influencing human function across the lifespan.
This full-time, on-campus Master's degree is structured to be completed over one year, involving 32 semester hours of coursework and a significant capstone project. You will engage with core concepts in rehabilitation science and research, experimental design, and statistical analysis, alongside specialized topics like technologies in movement and rehabilitation science. Through this rigorous curriculum, you will develop the skills necessary to contribute to basic, translational, and applied research, preparing you for careers in academic institutions, research facilities, and clinical settings focused on enhancing human movement and rehabilitation outcomes.