Rutgers University School of Graduate Studies (New Brunswick) 1 courses 30 total credits
By conducting independent research under the mentorship of a faculty advisor, the Graduate Program in Cell & Developmental Biology prepares students for research- oriented careers in the biomedical sciences. Students who apply to this program are admitted via Molecular Biosciences, a first-year umbrella program that provides a core curriculum, as well as the opportunity to sample laboratories through rotations. Students tailor their training through selection of additional courses from a variety of disciplines. Upon admission to the Ph.D. Program, students receive fellowship support for a full year, including tuition and health insurance coverage. Funding is assured for the duration of Ph.D. training provided students are making progress and in good academic standing.
| Total Credits | 30 credits |
6 credits of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics Requirements
3 credits - Biochemistry (115:511) 3 credits - Biochemistry (115:512), Molecular Biology (146:478), or Molecular Genetics (11:126:481)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 11:126:481 | Molecular Genetics | 3 |
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