Marquette University - Exercise and Rehabilitation Science

Exercise and Rehabilitation Science

• Combined DPT-PhD Program Available: False
• Must be a PT to enroll: False
• Area(s) of Focus: The Exercise and Rehabilitation Science graduate program provides rigorous training in translational research with a unique emphasis in rehabilitation disciplines, including biomechanics, neuroscience, motor control, exercise physiology and sports medicine. You will conduct original research and graduate with a specific area of expertise as well as a core of interdisciplinary knowledge in rehabilitation science. You will leave Marquette prepared to impact the rapidly emerging field of rehabilitation health science as a researcher, faculty scholar, or advanced clinician. Areas of focus include: Neuromuscular physiology, exercise physiology, neural control of movement, skeletal muscle bioenergetics, vascular physiology, sensory perception and pain, biomechanics, and health behavioral strategy
• Program Director: Dr. Kathleen Lukaszewicz
• Website: https://www.marquette.edu/grad/programs-exercise-rehabilitation-science-graduate-program.php
• Program Email: kathleen.lukaszewicz@marquette.edu
• Avg. time to Degree (yrs): 5
• Students Enrolled (total): 8
• Typical # Admitted / yr: 2
• Program Format (e.g. full-time, part-time or either): Full Time Only
• PhD Program Structure: Program is in the same department or division as the PT program in the institution
• Policy for Funding of Part Time PhD Students: Tuition and fees usually covered, but not guaranteed
• Policy for Funding Part Time Explanation:
• Policy for Funding of Full Time PhD Student: Tuition and fees usually covered, but not guaranteed
• Policy for Funding Full Time Explanation: