The Master of Science in Robotic Surgery program consists of 32 total credit hours (this includes the 8 hours required to obtain a Certificate in Advanced Robotic Surgery; CARS is required for admission to the program). The program is offered both online and in-person over a three-year, eight-trimester period.

The self-study portion includes independent research and a thesis project. Students’ progress will be deemed satisfactory toward the MSRS degree when they complete all scheduled program courses with a grade of “B” (3.0) or better on a 4.0 grade point scale.

Learn more about the coursework breakdown below. These courses are specific to this degree program.

Prerequisite

Certificate in Advanced Robotic Surgery (CARS) courses. The CARS program is a prerequisite for the M.S. in Robotics degree.

Certificate Courses - 8 Credits

Course NumberCourse NameCredits
ROBO 610Fundamentals of Robotic Surgery Curriculum2 Credits
ROBO 615Basic Robotic Surgical Course4 Credits
ROBO 620Advanced Robotic Surgical Course2 Credits

Program Courses - 24 Credits

Course NumberCourse NameCredits
HTCA 513Information Systems and Healthcare Informatics3 Credits
HTCA 564Strategic Leadership in Healthcare3 Credits
HTCA 642Advanced Practices for Healthcare Strategy3 Credits
HTCA 650Healthcare Innovation and Design Thinking3 Credits
RELB 510Identity and Mission in Faith-Based Healthcare2 Credits
RELP 612Role Fidelity and the Exercise of Power2 Credits
RSCH 625Independent Robotic Surgery Focused Research I2 Credits
RSCH 630Independent Robotic Surgery Focused Research II2 Credits
ROBO 640Internship1 Credit
ROBO 690Capstone/Thesis3 Credits
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Course Catalog

Full course descriptions and detailed curriculum information are available via our Academic Catalog.

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