Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences' more than 140 academic programs prepare students for rewarding and successful careers in allied health professions.

Note: Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences does not directly grant associate or bachelor’s degrees. Students in associate-level or bachelor’s-level programs can earn degrees from regional accredited colleges or universities that we affiliate with in offering these programs.

Jump to: Associate • Bachelor's • Certificate • Clinical rotations and internships • Doctoral • High school exploration • Master's • Residencies and fellowships

Primary professional programs

Our primary professional programs in Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences are full-time programs leading to a qualification in an allied health profession acceptable to an accrediting organization, if available. These include associate's, certificate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs.

Associate-level programs

Certificate programs

Bachelor's-level programs

Master's programs

Doctoral programs

Residencies and fellowships (allied health)

Our allied health residencies and fellowships can be applied for following completion of a primary educational program in a health science field and have a predominantly clinical focus and a strong service component. Most programs are a year, participation is usually full-time, and trainees typically receive a stipend.

Clinical rotations and internships

We offer clinical rotations and internships in a number of specialties. Clinical rotations are programs in which students studying for a professional degree at an affiliated educational institution are selected to complete a portion of their education at Mayo Clinic. Internships are similar programs that are designed to enhance the skills of allied health students and learners but are not a required part of their formal curriculum.

High school and college exploration opportunities

About our statistics: Throughout this section, we used the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) occupational outlook handbook for healthcare as a reference for statistics about annual salaries. For statistics about careers not covered by the BLS, we referenced a relevant professional society and O*NET OnLine. Salaries are rounded to the nearest thousand.