Doctoral Program

Program Overview

The Ph.D. in Molecular Cell Biology and Neuroscience equips students with the skills for independent biomedical research. Students establish a foundation in experimental biology through coursework, followed by hands-on research in a chosen laboratory. Faculty mentors guide students in a low student-to-faculty ratio environment, fostering collaboration and personalized support. Graduates typically pursue careers as post-doctoral researchers or in the industrial workforce.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

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• The Ph.D. in Molecular Cell Biology and Neuroscience is awarded to students based on their contributions to new scientific knowledge.
• Objectives
• Develop the necessary skills to conduct independent and biomedical research.
• Description
• Students initially focus on course work that establishes a foundation in experimental biology, followed by independent, hands-on research in a laboratory of their choice.
• The program emphasizes collaboration with a community of faculty mentors.

Assessment:

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• Each student is closely monitored by a five-faculty advisory committee that assesses progress through presentations and research output

Careers:

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• The majority of program graduates pursue careers as post-doctoral researchers in academic institutions or enter the industrial work force.