College of Health Professions Building D
Located on President Street, College of Health Professions Building D is the fourth building in the college’s portfolio and expands what’s possible for health professions education and rehabilitation research at MUSC. The six-story facility brings together flexible learning spaces, technology-enabled classrooms, simulation and laboratory environments, advanced research facilities and collaborative work areas. Here, education and research intersect across occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech-language pathology and health sciences.
The building is also home to nationally recognized rehabilitation research initiatives, including the Center for Rehabilitation Research in Neurological Conditions and the Clinical Research Center for Restoration of Neural-Based Function in the Real World (RENEW). The approximately 24,000-square-foot RENEW Center brings researchers together to study physical, cognitive and psychosocial function in real-world environments. These spaces connect students, faculty, clinicians and researchers working to improve health, function and quality of life.
At the College of Health Professions, students learn in an environment shaped by collaboration, innovation and discovery. Across disciplines, our students, faculty, staff and researchers work together to advance health professions education, expand knowledge and find new ways to improve health and quality of life in South Carolina and beyond.
CHP is home to 16 diverse degree programs ranging from bachelor’s to doctoral degrees (spanning residential, hybrid and online formats), several of which rank among the top 30 nationally. The college currently has four buildings across campus: CHP-A, CHP-B, CHP-C (CHP’s research building) and CHP-D, as well as a dedicated space at 22 Westedge for our hybrid occupational and physical therapy programs.
To learn more about the college and its programs, visit the College of Health Professions website.
