M.S., Major in Biomedical Sciences
The student will select a major advisor, and the student and his/her major advisor, along with an advisory committee will formulate a plan of study. The advisory committee will assist the student during the entire program.
M.S., Major in Biomedical Sciences requirements: (30 credits)
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Foundation Course | ||
| BMS 622 | Biochemistry, Molecular and Cell Biology | 4 |
| Tool Course | ||
| IDC 601 | Responsible Conduct of Research | 1 |
| Elective Courses | 6-8 | |
| Choose 2 courses (6 credits minimum), from the following: | ||
| Fundamentals of Hearing | ||
| Advanced Topics in Molecular Structure/Function | ||
| Advanced Topics in Cell and Molecular Biology | ||
| Advanced Topics in Physiology | ||
| Advanced Topics in Morphology and Anatomy | ||
| Advance Topics in Neuroscience | ||
| Directed Independent Study | ||
| Introduction to Biostatistics for the Biomedical Sciences | ||
| Research Methods | ||
| Research Writing | ||
| Repeating Courses | ||
| BMS 791 | Seminar (every semester) | 4 |
| BMS 792 | Journal Club (every semester) | 4 |
| BMS 797 | Directed Independent Research | 3-6 |
| Degree Completion Course | ||
| BMS 799 | Master's Thesis 1 | 1-3 |
| Total Credits | 23-30 | |
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Thesis/Dissertation
M.S. candidates must present and defend a thesis. The defense is open to the public, but only the examining committee may participate directly in the examination. Copies of the thesis must be presented to their advisory committee and the Graduate Dean at least 30 days prior to the defense.