Master's

Master of Rehabilitation Technology (MRT)

Advance your career in assistive technology combining flexible coursework, hands-on immersions and clinical training.

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In-Person Experience

In-person projects or clinicals at non-campus sites required to complete your program.

On-Campus Immersion

Students are required to visit the Pitt campus to conduct hands-on classwork with faculty supervision.

Scheduled Live Courses

Synchronous class time with a professor online.

Next Application Date

Rolling Admissions

Credits

Pacing

Part-Time or Full-Time

Format

Hybrid

Type of Program

Master's

Advance Your Expertise in Master of Rehabilitation Technology (MRT)

The Master of Rehabilitation Technology (MRT) prepares graduates from anywhere to become leaders in the field of assistive technology.

The Deep Dive Immersion is an in-person requirement that walks students through each area of assistive technology in a real-world setting with clients. Students will be required to attend a hands-on lab in Pittsburgh over one to two days during the fall and spring terms. Students also complete an in-person, 240-hour clinical practicum/internship during the summer term. This internship can be completed within a clinic, hospital, community organization, school, manufacturing or supply company, or any other approved facility.

Eligibility

Requires a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) from an accredited institution.

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On-Campus

Experience

Students are required to attend an in-person Deep Dive Immersion.

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Accreditation

Accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) upon the recommendations of the Committee on Accreditation for Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Education (CoA-RATE).

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The Master of Rehabilitation Technology (MRT) has one application cycle per year.  You can start the program in the fall term.

Application deadline

August 15

Class start

Fall Term

What to Expect in Your Classes 

This program offers 12 courses, totaling 35 credits. All coursework is delivered in an online format, with a required in-person Deep Dive Immersion, giving you the flexibility to study from anywhere. Classes run for 15 weeks (except summer term), allowing you to complete the program in 3 terms (including 1 summer term). Students will study and complete an in-person, 240-hour clinical practicum/internship during the summer term.

Total Courses 12
Credit Hours 35
Format Hybrid
Class Lengths About 15 weeks
Time to Completion 3 terms
Pace Options Part-Time or Full-Time

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Plan Your Education With Confidence in Cost 

The Master of Rehabilitation Technology (MRT) current tuition rates are listed for in-state and out-of-state students. To support students in financing their education, the University of Pittsburgh offers a range of financial aid options and payment plans, making it easier to manage tuition costs while completing your studies.

2026-27 tuition rates are pending approval by the Board of Trustees, expected in July 2026.

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