In addition to meeting the requirements of the University and Colleges, students must
meet the course and program requirements specified below:
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Three 8-week laboratory rotations during the fall/spring academic year to facilitate
selection of a thesis advisor.
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Early starts and summer rotations are optional for new students and are only 8 weeks in duration.
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Participation in a bi-weekly Research Forum during both semesters (students enroll
in BMS 800, BMS Research Forum, for 1 credit).
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Students in the BMS program will be required to take 4 courses in their first two
semesters. Two of these courses must be selected from the main course list below,
using the course requirements for the Ph.D. program she/he is likely to join at the
end of the first year as a guide. The remaining 2 courses can be selected from the
main or supplemental course listings below.
Exceptions to these requirements require approval by the Director.
Course List
BMS MAIN COURSES
BMS 800 |
BioMolecular Science Research Forum |
BMB Main Courses
BMB 801 |
Molecular Biology |
BMB 805 |
Protein Structure, Design, and Mechanism |
BMB 825 |
Cell Structure and Function |
BMB 829 |
Methods of Macromolecular Analysis and Synthesis |
BMB SUPPLEMENTAL COURSES
BMB 802 |
Metabolic Regulation and Signal Transduction |
BMB 856 |
Plant Molecular and Omic Biology |
BMB 864 |
Plant Biochemistry |
MMG MAIN COURSES
MMG SUPPLEMENTAL COURSES
PHM MAIN COURSES
PHM 801 |
Fundamental Principles of Pharmacology and Toxicology |
PHM 827 |
Physiology and Pharmacology of Excitable Cells |
PHM SUPPLEMENTAL COURSES
PHM 802 |
Cellular, Molecular and Integrated Systems Pharmacology |
PHM 816 |
Integrative Toxicology |
PHM 830 |
Experimental Design & Data Analysis |
PLB MAIN COURSES
PLB 865 |
Plant Growth and Development |
PLS MAIN COURSES
PSL 828 |
Cellular and Integrative Physiology |
PSL 910 |
Molecular Basis of Human Disease and Therapies |