Students admitted to the Individualized MS Program in Biomedical Sciences may choose to select an area of research concentration by associating with one of the following Programs. Each program has a specific set of requirements for MS students in addition to the general curriculum requirements.
If you have any questions regarding associating with a program please contact Dr. Swindell or Dr. Moore.
A list of current Program Directors/Program Managers can be found here.
Program Course Requirements for MS Students
Biochemistry and Cell Biology
GS03 1023 Current Methods in Biochemistry and Cell Biology
GS13 1024 Molecular Basis of Cell Signaling
Cancer Biology
GS04 1235 Basic and Translational Cancer Biology
Genetics and Epigenetics
GS04 1253 Principles of Genetics & Epigenetics
Not required but suggested:
G&E Oral Scientific Presentations (GS04 1821) or equivalent
G&E Scientific Writing (GS04 1811) or equivalent
Immunology
GS06 1013 Fundamental Immunology
GS06 1003 Emerging Concepts in Immunology
Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
GS07 1015 Microbial Genetics and Physiology
Neuroscience
Two neuroscience courses (earning a grade of B or higher)
Quantitative Science
GS01 1143 Introduction to Bioinformatics
GS14 1612 Biostatistics for Life Sciences
GS01 1031 Quantitative Sciences Student Seminar
Therapeutics and Pharmacology
GS04 1103 Principles of Therapeutics
One elective course (approved by the program director)