Oral Biology Preceptorship II Course

Program Overview

This graduate program in oral biology offers a range of specialized coursework, including advanced topics in immunology, pathology, and research methods. Students can enroll in up to 12 units of coursework, including seminars, research projects, and directed study. The program prepares students for careers in research, academia, or clinical practice in the field of oral biology.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Students may enroll in 12 units of oral biology graduate coursework:
• Advanced Oral Biology - Ontogenesis
• Advanced Oral Biology -Pathobiology (Prerequisite: OB 275)
• Advanced Seminar in Comparative Effectiveness & EBD
• Anthropological Perspectives on Global Health: Implications for Oral Biology and Medicine
• Craniofacial Growth and Development
• Culture, Ethnicity and Health: Implications for Oral Biology and Medicine
• Current Advanced Research Topics in Immunology
• Current Research in Osteoimmunology
• Current Topics in Oral Immunology
• Dental Embryology and Histology
• Directed Individual Study or Research Master's Degree
• Fundamentals of Immunology
• Fundamentals of Scientific Writing
• Fundamentals of Scientific Writing
• Genomics and Proteomics
• Methodology in Evidence Based Dentistry
• Methodology in Research Design and Data Analysis
• Molecular and Cell Biology
• Oral Biology Seminar (Must be taken 6 quarters for a total of 3.0 units of credit towards degree.)
• Pro-Seminar: Oral Biology Research
• Research in Clinical Immunology and Lymphology
• Scientific Ethics
• Seminar: Devepmental Neuroendocrineimmunology
• Thesis Research and Preparation