Master of Science (M.S.) in Biomedical Sciences - Assisted Reproductive Technologies Specialization [1-year]

The master’s in assisted reproductive technology is a one-year, non-thesis program that culminates in an internship or research project and prepares students for careers in human and animal embryology as well as professional and graduate school. Students receive in-depth lab training in oocyte collection, in vitro fertilization, cryopreservation, and more. Students are required to complete a research project or internship prior to graduation. We’re here to answer your questions about the application process, student experience, and funding. Get one-on-one, personalized support from our graduate coordinator before you start and during the program. Plus, you’ll receive direct communication from our program director about what to expect from the moment you step on campus. The Department of Biomedical Sciences offers undergraduate through postdoctoral education guided by dedicated faculty who pursue translational research in the disciplines of anatomy, neurobiology, pharmacology, physiology, and reproductive biology. More than 30 specialty laboratories allow students to gain hands-on learning experiences tailored to individualized interests and goals in human and animal health and disease.