Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Healthcare Systems

If you hold a bachelor’s degree in dietetics, pursue the Dietetics concentration to pursue licensure as a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN). As a RDN, you will improve people’s quality of life and work to reduce leading causes of death that are often caused, in part, by poor nutrition. This concentration also includes an internship through a partnership with Corewell Health (Beaumont East).

The Professional concentration is well-suited for those who have earned a health-related bachelor’s degree, health care professionals looking to earn a master’s, and clinicians who wish to focus on a wider scale of health care delivery or administration. This concentration includes a capstone at a healthcare organization where you will work with the organization’s system to identify issues and improve these areas.

The Research concentration is intended for those who are interested in a more research-oriented career, would like to perform research with faculty or are considering pursuit of a future Ph.D.  In this concentration, you will perform a formal thesis project and defense on a topic that is relevant to health care quality and delivery.

Dr. Amanda Lynch
Director and Associate Professor
lynch3@oakland.edu