Rutgers University Graduate School-Camden 50 courses 30 total credits
Master's Program in Computational and Integrative Biology Entrance Assessment Prospective students will be assessed according to their undergraduate record as well as their personal statement and letters of recommendation. Admission assessment may also include an interview with the Admission Committee, formed by the program director and key faculty members. The Admission Committee will determine the student's baseline competency for the program, and will assign courses to be followed in the first year of the program. The Admission Committee will also assign to each student an adviser, who has to be confirmed or changed by end of first semester. It is anticipated that students will enter the program from a variety of backgrounds with bachelor's or master's degrees in biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, mathematics, or physics. Degree Requirements On the basis of the entrance assessment, the Admission Committee will determine a course of study for the individual to take in the two years of graduate studies. The master of science (M.S.) degree will require a minimum of 30 credits from essentials and elective courses.
| Total Credits | 30 credits |
Master's Program Degree Requirements
56:121:601 Seminar (4) 56:121:701 Master's Project (6) Research/Independent Study Students pursuing the Thesis track may take up to 5 credits of Dissertation Research (56:121:701) towards their 30 credit total. Students choosing the non-thesis/capstone track may use up to 6 credits of Independent Study (56:121:585) towards their 30 credit total.
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