Students interested
in pursuing a PhD in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics have
the opportunity to do so via several different Graduate Programs. Faculty in
the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular
Genetics participate
in: The Molecular Biology
Program, the
Biomedical Sciences Program, the Program in Structural
Biology and Biochemistry, the Computational Biosciences
Program, the
Medical Scientist Training
Program (MD/PhD), the Cancer Biology Program, and The Human Molecular Genetics
and Genomics Program. Visit the appropriate link for
the program that best matches your interests to learn more about the PhD
opportunities within that program. The Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics Faculty Profiles list the PhD programs in
which each faculty member participates. Admission to one of the programs listed in the
faculty member profile enables the students to pursue a PhD with that faculty
member.
The close proximity
of the basic science departments and clinical departments provides an excellent
environment for the interchange of ideas, from the most biologically fundamental
to those having a direct impact on clinical practice. Pursing a PhD degree in
one of the Programs that faculty in the Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics
Department are affiliated with provides students exposure to many different
researchers and collaborators throughout their educational experience.
The Molecular Biology
Program
Biomedical Sciences Program
Program in Structural
Biology and Biochemistry
Computational Biosciences Program
Medical Scientist Training
Program (MD/PhD)
Cancer Biology Program
The Human Molecular Genetics
and Genomics Program