Help others. Make a difference.
Study in the College of Health.
Shape the future of health for people, families and communities
As a graduate student at Oregon State, you’ll work closely with faculty and peers who share your passion and commitment to health equity and well-being for all.
Graduate degrees in health
We offer graduate degree programs in Corvallis, at OSU-Cascades in Bend and online via Oregon State Ecampus.
The GRE is not required. We have eliminated this barrier to promote a more equitable, diverse and inclusive student body.
Adapted Physical Education (MAPE)
Earn a master of adapted physical education degree to become a K-12 physical education and adapted physical education teacher.
Athletic Training (MATRN)
As an athletic trainer, you will form unique relationships with athletes and patients, helping them prevent and manage injuries and illnesses to maintain physical and mental well-being.
Nutrition Research (MS)
The Master of Science in Nutrition at Oregon State University is designed to provide you with advanced training in nutrition through course work and research.
Nutrition (PhD)
Pursue cutting-edge nutrition research focused on improving human health; and prepare for your professional career in academia, government or industry.
Nutrition - Professional Dietetics
(MS-PD)
This accredited program meets the new CDR graduate degree requirement, stating that after 2024, a graduate degree is mandatory to be eligible to take the RDN credential exam.
Kinesiology (MS)
If you thrive on sharing your enthusiasm for health and physical activity with others, consider focusing that passion on a master’s degree in kinesiology.
Kinesiology (PhD)
Dive deep into the theoretical and practical study of human movement for the promotion of optimal health and disease prevention. Choose to concentrate in biophysical kinesiology or psychosocial Kinesiology.
MPH Online – Public health practice
Oregon State’s online MPH program prepares you to take on leadership roles informing public health action. With an emphasis on public health systems, policy and prevention intervention, you can look forward to jobs centered around program management and implementation in public health or allied health settings.
Public Health (MPH)
Create meaningful solutions to complex health challenges. You can choose from seven different on-campus options, including epidemiology, biostatistics and more.
Public Health (PhD)
Be prepared for a career in research, university teaching in graduate programs, policy analysis and development, or high-level public health positions.
Human Development and Family Studies (PhD)
Get research-based training for an interdisciplinary understanding of individuals and families, preparing you for a successful career in research and teaching.
Samantha Ross, PhD ‘19
Kinesiology
“OSU offered an exciting opportunity to study kinesiology and adapted physical activity. It was exciting to explore connections between the design and delivery of physical activity instruction for individuals with disabilities, and broader community-based health promotion.”
Grady Maxwell, MPH ’09
Public Health
“Additionally, Corvallis is a wonderful city to live in; there are countless opportunities to get involved in the community and explore the great outdoors that Oregon has to offer.”
Grady currently serves as a regional safety and health manager for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Ines de Pierola, PhD student
Human Development and Family Studies
“I chose Oregon State to pursue my PhD due to its strong research focus across disciplines. The HDFS program offers a collaborative environment that allows for collaboration with multiple faculty and students.”
Rachel Harmon, MS-PD ’24
Nutrition
“I feel really fortunate to have been matched with OSU. I have had an amazing experience with my program as well as the learning experiences through the capstone project, internship, and didactic days. I also love the location of the college.”
We're here for you!
If you have questions about Oregon State graduate programs, the application process and requirements, or want to chat about your interests, our College of Health recruitment team is happy to help.