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The Master of Science in Reproductive Science and Medicine (MS-RSM) is a comprehensive, full-time graduate program dedicated to human reproductive biology and medical applications. This terminal degree provides both thesis and non-thesis options to align with students' career aspirations. Participants engage in rigorous reproductive science courses, including practical laboratory training, alongside professional development opportunities. The curriculum features guided research under Northwestern University faculty mentorship. Additionally, students join an active network of reproductive science professionals through the Center for Reproductive Science. This MS-RSM program delivers specialized coursework in reproductive sciences, featuring hands-on lab experience and career preparation, while fostering academic collaboration within Northwestern's research community.
Undergraduate Major: Bachelor or post-baccalaureate degree in Biology, Life Sciences, or related field from an accredited college or university. Applicants with nursing or medical degrees are also encouraged to apply. The program is not intended to be a student’s initial exposure to biology.
Undergraduate GPA: 3.0. A portfolio of rigorous biology and chemistry coursework as well as life and professional experiences will be considered for applicants that do not meet this criterion.
Minimum TOEFL score: 80 (internet based), 213 (computer based), 550 (paper based)
Minimum IELTS score: 7