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The Department of Biological Sciences provides graduate education programs culminating in a Master of Science (M.S.) in Biology and a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Biological Science. These programs aim to equip students for research-oriented careers across academic, governmental, and industrial sectors, while also enhancing the expertise of educators at secondary and higher education levels.
The Ph.D. in Biological Science, administered by the Department of Biological Sciences, focuses on cellular/molecular biology and agribiology studies. This program cultivates research scientists with advanced teaching capabilities for higher education, as well as professionals capable of collaborating across disciplines—including biochemistry, engineering, and agricultural science—to address challenges affecting human welfare. Admission requirements for the Ph.D. program are detailed within the Department of Biological Sciences section. Students' primary research focus determines their departmental advisor assignment. Relevant course information appears under each department's listings.