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Biology is a vital scientific discipline that plays a crucial role in societal health and progress across multiple dimensions. This field drives innovations in healthcare and food production while deepening our comprehension of nature's workings and potential enhancements.
Loyola's Graduate School offers a Master of Science (MS) in Biology program that equips students with exceptional training to contribute to cutting-edge scientific breakthroughs.
Students can enroll in the MS in Biology program on a full-time basis. Instruction takes place at the Lake Shore Campus, situated on Chicago's North Side along Lake Michigan's shores in a vibrant, multicultural neighborhood.
This 30-credit-hour biology master's program combines mandatory foundational courses with elective options, teaching experiences, and research components.
Prospective students should reach out to faculty members directly to explore research possibilities within their specialties and obtain thesis guidance for program admission.
The graduate faculty consists of globally recognized researchers and academics who serve as dedicated mentors, involving students in pioneering biological research.