The UIC Program in Rehabilitation Sciences will introduce you to the wide range of knowledge required to provide the best health-related and rehabilitation services. Our curriculum begins with people’s experiences of illness, injury or disability, focusing on these core aspects of rehabilitation:<br><br>Research and evidence-based practices in rehabilitation<br>Person-centered care<br>Professional collaboration and teamwork<br>Critical case management and access to health and human services.<br>All departments in the College of Applied Health Sciences contribute to the required core courses, providing you with a breadth of knowledge. You’ll study body systems (anatomy, psychology, nutrition), physical and mental health, interventions, health care systems and health informatics, and disability. Students take required and selective courses in disability and human development, kinesiology, nutrition, health information management, occupational therapy and physical therapy.<br><br>Our program allows flexibility in selecting courses within your areas of interest and prerequisite courses required for professional or graduate programs.