Master of Science in Integrative & Functional Medicine with a Concentration in Precision Medicine and Bioinformatics

The Precision Medicine and Bioinformatics concentration provides deeper understanding to the fields of nutrigenomics, nutrigenetics, biosciences, and precision medicine. Learners will be able to gain insight into computational analysis and modeling of complex biological systems, pharmacognosy data and the ability to understand the connection between genomic information and metabolic consequences. This scientific blend of study will allow the scholar, clinical researcher, and practitioner to steer health and medicine to the future and prepare for careers in biosciences, biomedicine, natural medicine research, and the practice of precision medicine programming technologies.

The Master of Science in Integrative & Functional Medicine with a Concentration in Precision Medicine and Bioinformatics is offered 100% online.

This program prepares individuals to assume roles as health and wellness professionals in private business and industry, community organizations, and health care settings.

The Master of Science in Integrative and Functional Medicine includes instruction in personal health, community health & welfare, nutrition, epidemiology, disease prevention, fitness & exercise, and health behaviors.

(Classification of Instructional Programs et. al. National Center for Education Statistics, 2019.)



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Certified Health Coach

Graduates may apply for exam candidacy eligibility from the American Council on Exercise

The Health Coach Certification is accredited by
the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA)

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Credits: 36
Duration: 2 Years (4 semesters)
Tuition: $1,030 per credit

Curriculum

Core Courses (24 credits required)

NUT500Integrative & Functional Nutrition I3 Credits
NUT501Integrative & Functional Nutrition II 3 Credits
LM500Lifestyle Medicine 3 Credits
SCI601Natural Medicine 3 Credits
SCI604Herbal Medicine 3 Credits
NUT503Diet, Genes & Nutrition 3 Credits
NUT512Nutrition for Mental Health 3 Credits
LM507Lifestyle Medicine Research Studies 2 Credits
NUT590Medical and Professional Ethics 1 Credit

Precision Medicine and Bioinformatics concentration (12 Credits required)

SCI500Information Processing in Biological Systems 2 Credits
SCI501Computational Assisted Medicine 2 Credits
SCI502Genomics, Glycomics, and Metabolome 2 Credits
SCI503Microbiome 2 Credits
SCI504Etiome, Exposome and Pharmacogenomics 2 Credits
SCI505Generative Materia Medica 2 Credits

The MS in Integrative and Functional Medicine Program Application Requirements:

The MS in Integrative and Functional Medicine Program Admission Requirements:



*Prerequisites are effective for students enrolling for the Spring 2021 semester or later. Students that are unable to demonstrate completion of the required prerequisites, may still gain acceptance into the program and complete any required prerequisites at John Patrick University.