Cellular and Molecular Physiology MS

The physiology program prepares students for a career in original research, teaching, and applied physiology at a college, university, or professional school level. Graduates also find employment in government or industrial laboratories. The program emphasizes extensive training in molecular, cellular, and systems physiology in the areas of neurobiology, cardiovascular, cellular, gastrointestinal, and renal physiology. The physiology program offers training towards a master's Degree or a PhD degree, in the laboratories of an exceptional research faculty. Entering students typically have majored in biology, chemistry, physics or engineering.

The program is well-suited for students requiring postgraduate studies prior to application to medical or dental school or a doctoral program. Many students enter the program to train for a career in research and teaching at a college or university. Graduates also find employment in government or industrial laboratories.

The candidate should have demonstrated above-average academic performance.

Entry into the program is contingent upon award of the baccalaureate degree.

The Graduate Affairs Committee evaluates these credentials, conducts interviews with promising candidates, and will make an offer of admission to the program.