Program Overview

Overview of the MS in Cellular and Molecular Medicine

The MS in Cellular and Molecular Medicine is a full-time two-year program in the biomedical sciences with a focus on translational research and human disease. Graduates from the program will be competitive for admission to doctoral degree programs (Ph.D., M.D.) and for research-oriented jobs in industry, academia, or government.

Admission Requirements

• Eligibility criteria include a bachelors degree from a qualified college or university.
• Recommended courses include biology, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, physics, and calculus. Cell biology and/or biochemistry is also recommended.
• Passage of the TOEFL is required for all students whose undergraduate instruction was conducted in a language other than English.
• Applicants must submit:
  • Official undergraduate transcripts
  • Two letters of recommendation
  • A statement of interest in response to a specified prompt
  • Standardized test scores (GRE) are not required but will be considered if submitted
  • Demonstration of English Proficiency may be required (TOEFL)
  • Applicants will attend a virtual informational session
  • Acceptances will be made on a rolling basis

Program Requirements

The program includes the following courses:

• ME.800.702: Introduction to Cellular and Molecular Medicine (5 credits)
• ME.800.718: Topics in Cellular and Molecular Medicine (1 credit)
• ME.800.801: Cellular and Molecular Medicine Research (1-18 credits)
• ME.800.703: CMM Core Discussion (1.5 credits)
• ME.800.811: Introduction to Responsible Conduct of Research (1 credit)
• ME.800.709: Cellular and Molecular Basis of Disease (3 credits)
• ME.800.789: 3B's: Bench to Bedside and Back (1 credit)

Additional Information

For more details about the MS in Cellular and Molecular Medicine program, please refer to the official program webpage.