College of Medicine

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.)
The curriculum includes simulated clinical experiences, opportunities for independent study, and frequent consultation with faculty members and community-based physicians. In a spiral curriculum, study matter is continuously reintroduced to the student in greater depth and complexity. This method serves to reinforce prior learning and promote meaningful retention. The curriculum integrates subject matter derived from the biological, clinical, and behavioral sciences to permit full comprehension of the clinician's work and to provide a foundation for a lifetime of learning by the student. The curriculum is designed to implement a 24 month clerkship program within the four-year program of professional education. Details...

Dual D.O./M.B.A.
This one-year accelerated program through the OSU College of Business Administration is open to students in the College of Osteopathic Medicine.  It is designed to integrate the knowledge, skills and experiences necessary to help you achieve your career goals.  The 36-hour program includes 30 hours of MBA core coursework in the fall and spring semesters with six elective MBA hours taken in the summmer. Details...

Dual D.O./M.S.
Students in the dual degree D.O./M.S. Program, upon successful completion of required coursework,  are guaranteed acceptance into OSU-COM in the following year. The student must complete one full year of M.S. requirements and earn “B” or better grades in each course. Details...

Dual D.O./Ph.D.
This dual degree program, a six year program, is an excellent education option for students who wish to pursue careers in medical research and/or academic medicine. The first two years are the basic science years of the D.O. program. The middle two years are graduate study, research and dissertation of the Ph.D. program. The final two years are the clinical science years of the D.O. program. At the end of the six years, the student is expected to have completed the requirements for the D.O. degree and the Ph.D. degree. For information, contact the Office of the Associate Dean for Basic Sciences and Graduate Studies. Details...

Biomedical Sciences

Ph.D.
The Ph.D. program in biomedical sciences is an interdisciplinary program involving the basic biomedical sciences disciplines of anatomy, biochemistry, cell biology, microbiology, pharmacology and physiology. The interdisciplinary approach recognizes that modern research requires expertise in a discipline as well as several topic areas. The program consists of core basic sciences medical courses, additional basic sciences graduate courses, research and a dissertation. Details...

Master of Sciences (M.S.)
Successful completion requires an original research project, the presentation of a formal research seminar and a public defense of the research thesis. It includes at least two courses within the interdisciplinary biomedical program with one course outside the major discipline and 30 semester credit hours. Details...

Forensic Sciences

Master of Sciences (M.S)
This program is designed for individuals wanting in-depth study in special areas of forensic sciences. The 39-hour program involves a research project. Most classes will be held on campus in Tulsa or Stillwater, with 18 hours of online courses required. Courses begin in the fall of 2001. Visit the Forensics Web page for degree profiles, application information and course descriptions. Details...

Master of Forensic Sciences Administration (M.F.S.A.)
This program is designed for individuals with academic or professional experience in forensic-related fields. Studies develop a broad understanding of the various fields as well as specific knowledge of critical administrative issues in the forensic sciences. Details...

Graduate Certifcate
This certificate was established in cooperation with the American Board of Forensic Document Examiners. This course of study supports apprenticeship/journeyman programs that prepare document examiners, trainees, and laboratory interns for certification. Details...

M.F.S.A. option in Questioned Documents
This program offers an alternate track in the Forensic Examination of Questioned Documents (QD).  In conjunction with the Graduate Certificate, this program provides academic support for individuals pursuing academic study in apprenticeship or journeyman programs that prepare document examiners, trainees, and laboratory interns for certification.   Details...

Non-Program Enrollment
Special or non-program enrollment is available for courses not filled by M.F.S.A., M.S., or Graduate Certificate students. Course openings are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis according to the date the Application for Special Graduate Admission is received. Applicants must provide a transcript showing an undergraduate degree conferred. Details...