UF Medical Sciences

10/21/2026

A cozy blanket, a pumpkin spice latte and one lecture to finish before bed.

Online graduate students can do fall too. 😅

What’s your ideal fall study setup?

10/19/2026

Being good at anatomy and being able to explain the brachial plexus without watching every student’s eyes glaze over are two very different talents. 😅

Great anatomical sciences educators pair deep subject knowledge with clear communication, active learning and real-world context.

If helping the next generation understand the human body sounds like your kind of work, this career path deserves a closer look.

What Makes a Great Anatomical Sciences Educator? If you’ve ever sat through a three-hour lecture on the brachial plexus, you probably already know this: Knowing anatomy and teaching anatomy are not the same. Sure, teaching anatomy and physiology requires a strong understanding of the human body. B...

10/15/2026

Some people choose one science interest and stick with it.

Some of us want to know how the body works, why medications do what they do, what changes as we age and how anyone successfully teaches neuroanatomy. 😅

Which medical science rabbit hole gets you every time? Because UF has an online program for each one.

Explore your options below!

Choose the Master’s That Matches Your Medical Science Goals Every medical career is unique — and your education should be, too. At UF, you can choose from several online master’s programs designed to help you reach your next step, whether that’s medical school, PA school or advancing your cu...

10/12/2026

Intermittent fasting has entered its “everyone knows someone who swears by it” era. 💅

For older adults, the research is promising. But fasting can also make it harder to get enough protein, manage blood sugar or properly time certain medications.

So, does it still make sense as we age? Here’s what the science says.

Intermittent Fasting and Aging: Benefits and Risks for Older Adults Maybe you've tried it: No food from 8 p.m. to noon the next day, lying awake at 11 p.m. thinking about that lonely bowl of pasta sitting in your fridge. Or maybe you've just heard people swear by it and wondered whether any of it

10/11/2026

Laptop: charged.

Coffee: carrying the entire operation. 😅

Where’s your unofficial online graduate school campus: the kitchen table, the couch or a coffee shop?

10/10/2026

Spring 2027 registration is open. Head to ONE.UF, grab your assigned time and lock in your courses before they fill up!

10/06/2026

Some people hear a fact and think, “Huh, interesting.”

Medical science people hear a fact and then start a full investigation. 😅

What’s a topic you can never hear about without immediately wanting to know how it works?

10/04/2026

What if a blood test could help detect Alzheimer’s before memory problems become obvious?

Researchers are getting closer to spotting changes in the brain years earlier, giving patients and providers more time to act.

The Future of Aging Brains: Early Detection and Prevention of Cognitive Decline For decades, an Alzheimer's diagnosis arrived only after the damage was done, when memory gaps became impossible to ignore and daily function had already eroded. That reactive model is changing, and doctors are learning....

10/02/2026

You only get one graduate student superpower. 👀

🧠 Every lecture sinks in immediately

📚 Everything you study stays in your brain through exam day

Choose carefully. Which one are you taking?

10/01/2026

October is for:

🎃 Cooler weather
☕ One more cup of coffee
📚 Finally looking into that graduate program you’ve had open in a tab since July

UF’s online medical sciences programs are designed for working professionals who need graduate school to fit into an already-full life.

Which tab has been open the longest: programs, tuition or apply?