Aerospace Physiology

Aerospace and healthcare are two of the fastest-growing industries in modern society. In response to rising demand, Case Western Reserve University has launched a new graduate-level Certificate in Aerospace Physiology. 

Housed in our renowned School of Medicine, this 15-credit hour program can be completed in 12 months and offers full-and part-time study options. The program is offered in a synchronous, lecture/small group format that is both broadcast live and can be accessed from online recordings asynchronously. Our curriculum will help you gain a deeper understanding of characteristics of the atmosphere, acceleration and spatial disorientation, in addition to the physiology of decompression, thermoregulation, hypobarics, respiration and cardiovascular function.

Admission to the Certificate in Aerospace Physiology program is available to those with a bachelor’s degree in the physical or biological sciences.

To be considered, you will need to submit two letters of recommendation supporting your interest in aerospace physiology, transcripts, a resume or cv, and aptitude for advanced graduate study in the field. The last requirement is a personal statement demonstrating interest in the field and outlining how obtaining the Certificate in Aerospace Physiology will advance your career goals.

GRE scores are not required.

Apply online.