Manhattan,
KS,
United States
Type
Public
Degrees offered
Bachelor's Degree
The Genetics graduate program integrates diverse genetics-focused courses from multiple Kansas State University departments with hands-on research culminating in a Master of Science degree. Core genetics classes explore genetic principles across the Tree of Life (including microbes and eukaryotes) along with fundamental areas like population genetics. Students can choose from various electives covering specialized genetics subjects, genomics, bioinformatics, and applied genetics tailored to specific research systems.
To earn an M.S. in Genetics through the thesis track, students must complete 30 total credits with a minimum of 22 course credits, followed by successful thesis completion and defense.