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The Master of Science (MS) in Education for Health Care Professionals (EDHP) program equips individuals with the foundational knowledge and teaching skills needed to excel as educators in their specialized fields while advancing research to enhance health professions education. This interdisciplinary MS degree expands opportunities for faculty, students, clinicians, and healthcare professionals pursuing academic careers. Program graduates address the critical shortage of qualified instructors in various health disciplines, including nursing, medicine, pharmacy, and dental education nationwide. Participants may choose between distance learning options with or without a thesis requirement. Certificate details can be found in the Education for Healthcare Professionals - Certificate section. While the EDHP program operates exclusively through distance education, it adheres to all University policies while maintaining specific program standards outlined in the student handbook. The following steps provide a general overview of master's degree completion, with comprehensive, program-specific guidelines for both thesis and non-thesis tracks available to students upon enrollment in the MS in Education for Health Care Professionals (EDHP) program.