Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine 11 courses
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.) including continuing in the CMM Ph.D. training program, and for research-oriented jobs in industry, academia or government. Students will have the opportunity to declare one of three tracks: (1) Research, (2) Pre-Med, or (3) Biotech with dedicated faculty track leaders.
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