Graduation Requirements
The program consists of three components:
- Earn a minimum of 34 graduate credits
- Complete coursework in sciences, laboratory techniques and professional development
- Complete a Capstone Research Project
Core Courses
- Experimental Design and Disease Modeling
- Advanced Cell Biology Techniques
- Advanced Molecular Biology Techniques and Applications
- Advanced Histology and Immunofluorescence Techniques
- Advanced Experimental Techniques in Biomedical Research
- Experiential Learning: Proficiency in Targeted Science Techniques
- Pre-Professional Preparation for Career Advancement
- Advanced Cell Biology
- Advanced Molecular Biology and Gene Regulation
- Biomedical Ethics
- Principles of Biostatistics: Descriptive Methods and Introduction to Statistical Inference
- Biomedical Informatics: Public Health and Clinical Research Informatics
or - Biomedical Informatics: Genomics and Microbiome
Research Area-Specific Courses
- Advanced Musculoskeletal Biology
- Advanced Immunology and Immune System Dynamics
- Advanced Neurobiology
- Advanced Cancer Biology and Therapeutic Mechanisms
Capstone Research
Students are required to complete a capstone project that provides a culminating experience and applies the principles and methods learned in the coursework to an independent research project.
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