Healthcare for a Just Society
Whether you're passionate about improving individual well-being or tackling systemic inequities in healthcare, Antioch University graduate programs offer the skills and knowledge to make a meaningful difference.
Become a catalyst for change and redefine healthcare for a more inclusive and equitable tomorrow by pursuing an advanced degree in Allied Health or Athletic Training.
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Available Programs
Master of Science in Allied Health, Healthcare Administration
At its heart, healthcare is a people business.
The Allied Health, Healthcare Administration program hones your ability to manage the diverse human elements of healthcare—from patients and doctors to policymakers and HR teams.
As a healthcare professional, you’ll be equipped to lead with competence and compassion, driving meaningful change in community health centers and other key managerial roles within the industry.
Example Courses
- Healthcare Policy in the United States
- Ethical Healthcare Leadership
Master of Science in Allied Health, Exercise and Health Science
Learn to motivate and assist others in leading healthier lives.
The Allied Health, Exercise and Health Science program deepens your understanding of fitness and nutrition across all ages, and develops the necessary skills to support individuals in achieving their health goals.
With a strong emphasis on social justice, you'll be prepared to transform healthcare by advocating for accessible and equitable wellness solutions.
Example Courses
- Applied Performance Nutrition
- Wellness for Special Populations
Master of Science in Athletic Training
With an emphasis on immersive coursework and clinical experiences, the MSAT program will prepare you to take the Board of Certification exam and step confidently into a rewarding career as an athletic trainer.
From mastering healthcare informatics to honing skills in quality improvement, diagnosis, and intervention, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that enhance the health and well-being of diverse populations across a range of professional environments.
Example Courses
- Applied Biomechanical Analysis
- Applied Gross Anatomy
Why Antioch University
At Antioch University, we believe in the power of education to change lives and create a better world.
Our unique approach to learning is rooted in social justice, inclusion, and personal empowerment. Here, we offer more than just a degree; we offer an experience that transforms both the individual and the community.
We provide students with individualized advising and offer small, interactive classes through a variety of flexible learning formats to fit your unique needs.
Narrative Assessment
Antioch University’s learning philosophy has always been based on individual evaluation and synthesis of what you’ve learned into demonstrated knowledge. We use narrative assessment, rather than letter grades, to provide a meaningful, actionable evaluation of what you’ve learned. Letter grade equivalencies for graduate school applications or employer tuition reimbursement are available upon request.
Financial Aid
Many students finance their education through some form of financial aid. You may not be sure which federal, state, public, and private aid packages – such as loans, scholarships, and grants – are right for you. Our staff is here to help you so you can focus on what’s most important: beginning your academic program.
Admission Process
Our admission process focuses holistically on your life experience, taking into consideration the possibility you may be returning to formal education after many years. Using a system of Prior Learning Credits, interviews, references, and essays, we take into account all of your applied knowledge and experiences. At Antioch University, your lived and earned knowledge is a valuable asset.
Coalition for the Common Good
Antioch University is a proud co-founder of the Coalition for the Common Good, the first national higher education system of affiliated universities organized around a shared mission of educating students not only to advance their careers but to promote our pluralistic democracy, social, and racial, economic, and environmental justice, and the common good.