The molecular and cell biology Master's program at Quinnipiac University prepares students for employment in pharmaceutical research companies, universities and hospitals. Core curriculum requirements include molecular genetics, advanced biochemistry, and microbial physiology. Students are required to choose relevant elective coursework ranging from animal cell culture, pathophysiology and principles of epidemiology. The course is instructed in conjunction with local pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical programs.
Quinnipiac University
Graduate Studies
College of Arts & Sciences
275 Mount Carmel Ave.
Hamden, CT 06518
203-582-8200
quinnipiac.edu
The Brandeis University Master of Science program in molecular and cell biology is designed to prepare graduate students for careers as independent research scientists. Graduate research focuses include genetics, developmental biology, structural biology and neurobiology. Students must receive a B- or better in all courses or they risk termination. All students are also required to complete the department's ethical practice in health-related sciences seminar. The program also stipulates a minimum one year residency prior to completion of the program.
Brandeis University
Department of Biology
415 South Street
Waltham, MA 02453
781-736-2000
bio.brandeis.edu
The Master of Science program in molecular and cell biology at the University of Texas Dallas is grounded in the instruction of research methodology and problem solving fundamentals. Geared towards those seeking positions as technical lab personnel, coursework surveys molecular genetics, bionanotechnology, proteomics and contemporary research in molecular biology. Many graduates use the program as a springboard to the school's doctoral program in molecular and cell biology.
University of Texas at Dallas
Department of Molecular & Cell Biology
800 West Campbell Road
Richardson, Texas 75080
972-883-2501
utdallas.edu/nsm/biology