2.5 - Graduate Degree Programs

The Graduate College offers both Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in multiple disciplines. Requirements that apply to all of these degrees appear later in this bulletin. Information about individual degrees is available from the Graduate College or from the individual academic unit. The following departments or programs offer MS and/or PhD degrees:

• Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
• Biostatistics
• Cell Biology
• Clinical and Translational Science
• Epidemiology
• Genetic Counseling
• Health Promotion Sciences
• Neuroscience
• Nutritional Sciences
• Occupational and Environmental Health
• Orthodontics
• Pathology
• Periodontics
• Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Physiology
• Radiological Sciences

• Allied Health Sciences
• Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
• Biostatistics
• Cell Biology
• Communication Sciences and Disorders
• Epidemiology
• Health Promotion Sciences
• Microbiology and Immunology
• Neuroscience
• Nursing
• Occupational and Environmental Health
• Pathology
• Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Physiology
• Radiological Sciences

• PharmD/MS
  Students in the PharmD professional program may apply to enroll for a research MS degree.
• MD/PhD Degree Program
  Students may individually design a program of study combining the MD degree with a PhD degree. Refer to the doctoral degree section of this bulletin for additional information.
• Generic Dual Degree Programs
  Students may pursue two pre-existing master's degree programs simultaneously. Refer to the master's degree section in this bulletin for additional information.

Students may combine the bachelor's degree with a master's or doctoral degree in an accelerated manner. Refer to the master's or doctoral degree section in this bulletin for additional information.

Students admitted to a degree-granting department may pursue a designation of "Specialization in Neuroscience" upon completion of the PhD degree. Refer to the doctoral degree section of this bulletin for additional information.