Interdisciplinary Clinical and Rehabilitation Sciences, PhD (Boston)
Graduatemajor2027 catalogHealth SciencesBoston32 semester hours totalverified parse
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Core Requirements
- PT 7002 — Core Concepts in Neuroscience and Research
- PT 7005 — Experimental Design and Applied Statistics
- PT 7020 — Technologies in Movement and Rehabilitation Science
Seminar
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Students must enroll in the following course every semester until start of the dissertation phase of the program (the course is repeatable two times for 1 semester hour and four times for 0 semester hours):
- PT 7030 — Interdisciplinary Seminar in Rehabilitation Science
Electives
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Complete 19 semester hours from the list below or other coursework chosen in consultation with a faculty advisor (some courses may require prerequisite coursework):
- Choose 19 semester hours from:
- ARTG 6460 — Human-Centered AI
- BIOE 5235 — Biomedical Imaging
- BIOE 5800 — Systems, Signals, and Controls for Bioengineers
- BIOE 5810 — Design of Biomedical Instrumentation
- BIOL 5601 — Multidisciplinary Approaches in Motor Control
- CAEP 5877 — Research Methods in Applied Psychology
- CAEP 6326 — Behavioral Concepts and Principles
- CS 5047 — Exploring AI Trends and Tools
- EDUT 6150 — AI in Education
- EXSC 5210 — Physical Activity and Exercise: Prescription, Measurement, and Testing
- HLTH 5450 — Healthcare Research
- HLTH 5800 — AI Across the Health Sciences
- IE 5630 — Biosensor and Human Behavior Measurement
- IE 5640 — Data Mining for Engineering Applications
- IE 6500 — Human Performance
- IE 7315 — Human Factors Engineering
- JRNL 6460 — AI in Media Industries
- ME 5250 — Robot Mechanics and Control
- ME 5659 — Control Systems Engineering
- ME 5665 — Musculoskeletal Biomechanics
- ME 7247 — Advanced Control Engineering
- PHIL 5110 — Responsible AI
- PHTH 5202 — Introduction to Epidemiology
- PHTH 5210 — Biostatistics in Public Health
- PHTH 6202 — Intermediate Epidemiology
- PHTH 6210 — Applied Regression Analysis
- PHTH 7440 — Advanced Methods in Biostatistics
- PT 5138 — Neuroscience
- PT 5150 — Motor Control, Development, and Learning
- PT 5209 — Neurological Rehabilitation 1
- PT 5321 — Applications of Biomechanics in Human Function and Movement
- PT 6221 — Neurological Rehabilitation 2
- PT 7001 — Core Concepts in Rehabilitation Science and Research
Dissertation
GPA requirements
- 32 total semester hours required Minimum 3.000 GPA required
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