Program Overview

M.S. in Physiological Science

The Department of Integrative Biology and Physiology offers a two-year Master’s Program. There are three main components of the Master’s Program:

• Rigorous training as research scientists in laboratories of the Department of Integrative Biology and Physiology.
• Coursework designed to deepen knowledge of the scientific method and analytical tools of research in physiology and biology and equip students with effective science communication skills.
• Training as science educators, which includes course-based and practical teaching exercises.

Graduates of the M.S. Program in Physiological Science go on to pursue careers in research, medicine, and teaching.

Program Details

• Admissions
• Students
• Program Requirements
• Courses
• Commencement

Program Leadership

The program is led by:

• Vice Chair, Master’s Program: Amy Rowat
• Graduate Students Affairs Officer, Master’s Program: Enika Tumanov

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the M.S. Program in Physiological Science can pursue careers in:

• Research
• Medicine
• Teaching

Program Structure

The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in physiological science, including:

• Research training
• Coursework
• Teaching exercises