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You were captivated during your undergraduate studies and now aim to elevate your biology expertise. Our master's program covers ecology, physiology, genetics, and all essential aspects of living organisms to equip you for careers in medicine, education, forensic science, and beyond.
To obtain your degree, you'll first need to select a specialization. We'll assess your interests and objectives to tailor a course selection that aligns with your aspirations. You'll also choose between two pathways: Plan 1 (thesis track) involves 24 graduate credit hours plus six thesis credits, culminating in original research presentation. Plan II (non-thesis track) requires 30 coursework credits, emphasizing problem-solving methodologies, including a mandatory written report. Regardless of your chosen path, you'll complete the program by either delivering a formal lecture or leading an instructional lab session.