PURDUE UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Graduate Programs in Health and Human Sciences
Master's · Taught in en
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Purdue University's College of Health and Human Sciences offers a wide range of graduate programs designed to prepare students for impactful careers in various health and human-related fields. These programs focus on research, clinical practice, and leadership, equipping students with advanced knowledge and skills. Many programs are housed within specialized departments, allowing for in-depth study and engagement with faculty who are leaders in their respective areas. Students have the opportunity to pursue Master's degrees, Doctoral degrees, and graduate certificates, depending on their career aspirations and academic goals.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for graduate programs in Health and Human Sciences?
- Tuition rates vary by program and are available on the Purdue University Rates and Fees page for 2025-2026. Specific graduate rates are provided for Fall/Spring semesters and Summer/Winter sessions.
- How do I apply to a graduate program in Health and Human Sciences?
- Applications are managed centrally by the Purdue Graduate School, and you must submit your application through their system. Ensure all required documents, including transcripts and proof of English proficiency, are submitted correctly.
- What are the application deadlines for graduate programs?
- Offers of admission for the Fall semester are typically sent before April 15th, and for the Spring semester before December 1st.
- Are there opportunities for financial aid or scholarships for international graduate students?
- Purdue University offers Graduate Assistantships (teaching/research) and Fellowships. Assistantships vary in coverage and may include tuition waivers and stipends, while fellowships are often automatically considered for PhD students who request financial support.
- What English proficiency scores are required for international applicants?
- Proof of English proficiency is required for admission and visa purposes, but specific test scores are not detailed in the provided information.
- What types of graduate degrees are offered in Health and Human Sciences?
- The college offers various graduate degrees including Master of Science (MS), Doctor of Audiology (AuD), Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), and Master of Public Health (MPH), as well as graduate certificates.
Entry requirements
English ProficiencyNot specified, but required for admission and visa purposes.
Applicants must follow instructions carefully regarding transcripts, evidence of degrees awarded, translations, and proof of English proficiency. Admission recommendations from departments are rarely rejected by the Graduate School, except for documentation issues.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition rates vary by program and are available on the Purdue University Rates and Fees page for 2025-2026. Specific graduate rates are provided for Fall/Spring semesters and Summer/Winter sessions.
Tuition (home)Tuition rates vary by program and are available on the Purdue University Rates and Fees page for 2025-2026. Specific graduate rates are provided for Fall/Spring semesters and Summer/Winter sessions.
LivingEstimated living costs are not detailed on the provided pages.
Refer to the Purdue University Rates and Fees for 2025-2026 for detailed tuition and fee information. Online program rates are also available separately.
How to apply
1. Submit ApplicationApply through the central Graduate School system. Ensure all required documents are submitted correctly.
2. Provide TranscriptsSubmit official transcripts, evidence of degrees awarded, and any necessary translations.
3. Demonstrate English ProficiencyProvide proof of English proficiency as required by the university. Specific requirements for Oral English Proficiency may apply for Teaching Assistant positions.
4. Await Admission DecisionOffers of admission for Fall semester are sent before April 15th, and for Spring semester before December 1st.
Scholarships
Graduate AssistantshipsVaries (covers tuition and/or provides stipend)
FellowshipsVaries
Accreditation
The Doctor of Audiology program is accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for graduate programs in Health and Human Sciences?
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Tuition rates vary by program and are available on the Purdue University Rates and Fees page for 2025-2026. Specific graduate rates are provided for Fall/Spring semesters and Summer/Winter sessions.
How do I apply to a graduate program in Health and Human Sciences?
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Applications are managed centrally by the Purdue Graduate School, and you must submit your application through their system. Ensure all required documents, including transcripts and proof of English proficiency, are submitted correctly.
What are the application deadlines for graduate programs?
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Offers of admission for the Fall semester are typically sent before April 15th, and for the Spring semester before December 1st.
Are there opportunities for financial aid or scholarships for international graduate students?
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Purdue University offers Graduate Assistantships (teaching/research) and Fellowships. Assistantships vary in coverage and may include tuition waivers and stipends, while fellowships are often automatically considered for PhD students who request financial support.
What English proficiency scores are required for international applicants?
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Proof of English proficiency is required for admission and visa purposes, but specific test scores are not detailed in the provided information.
What types of graduate degrees are offered in Health and Human Sciences?
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The college offers various graduate degrees including Master of Science (MS), Doctor of Audiology (AuD), Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), and Master of Public Health (MPH), as well as graduate certificates.