Program Overview

Program Overview

The Stem Cell Internships and Lab-based Learning program is offered by the Department of Biological Sciences. This master's program in stem cell biology provides hands-on experience with stem cell lab research through multiple lab classes and a year-long paid internship.

Program Details

• The program allows students to gain valuable work experience within a small cohort and have ready access to program mentors.
• Part of the tuition will be reimbursed during the second year of the program.

Admissions

• To be considered for the program, applicants must meet certain requirements and prerequisites.
• These requirements are necessary for admission to the SCILL program.

Curriculum

• The program includes multiple lab classes and a year-long paid internship in stem cell biology.

Internship Placement

• Students will be placed in a lab for a year-long paid internship, providing hands-on experience in stem cell research.

Graduate Outcomes

• The program has produced graduates who have gone on to pursue careers in stem cell biology.
• Alumni have expressed satisfaction with the program, citing the valuable work experience and mentorship provided.

Research Areas

• The program focuses on stem cell biology, providing students with hands-on experience in lab research and internship placements.

Tuition and Fees

• Part of the tuition will be reimbursed during the second year of the program.

Program Structure

• The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in stem cell biology, including lab classes and a year-long paid internship.
• Students will work within a small cohort and have access to program mentors.