Athens,
GA,
United States
Type
Public
Degrees offered
Bachelor's Degree
PhD in Comparative Biomedical Sciences - Small Animal Medicine and Surgery in Athens United States | University of Georgia
University of Georgia
|
Athens United States
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Qualification
Doctor of Philosophy
Languages
English
Delivery Mode
On-Campus
Tuition (2025)
USD
25,186
Attendance
Full-time
Full-time Duration
36 months
The Comparative Biomedical Sciences (CBS) graduate program offers flexible MS and PhD tracks focused on cross-disciplinary research and applied science. These programs equip students to drive impactful advances in biomedical research and healthcare, overseen by the college's Office of Research and Graduate Affairs.
CBS participants collaborate with faculty and advisors to customize their curriculum, aligning with individual aspirations and professional objectives. This adaptable approach fosters creative problem-solving and cross-specialty teamwork, producing graduates with highly sought-after expertise.
Students can concentrate their studies in various focus areas, including but not restricted to these academic divisions:
Large Animal Medicine
Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
Pathology
Population Health
The Small Animal Medicine and Surgery Department commits to advancing companion animal healthcare through student education, clinical training at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital, and cutting-edge research into animal health conditions.
Destination of Study
Subjects of Study
Language Requirements
English
IELTS 6.5
Qualification Requirements
The college's other master's degree programs are focused on clinical aspects of a specific field of study and require you to have a DVM.
The CBS program is a research-based training program that is available to students with a BS or BA degree, a DVM is not required.
Applicants must first apply to the UGA Graduate School. Requirements include, but may not be limited to, a statement of interest, resume or CV, all official college transcripts, and 3 letters of recommendation. International students may be required to submit TOEFL or IELTS scores.
Following the completion of the Graduate School application, a CBS supplemental application form must be submitted to the College of Veterinary Medicine by emailing [email protected].
*Please note that you will not be accepted unless you have identified a major professor who is willing to mentor you or you have received a recruitment assistantship.
The GRE is NOT required for admission, however, if you have a recent (within 5 years) GRE score over 300, you are welcome to submit that information. Higher GRE scores may offset lower GPAs.
No two statements are alike. Faculty are most interested with your academic and research background, interest in pursuing the degree, research interests, and professional plans. You should also state whether you will need financial assistance in order to pursue the degree. We suggest no more than 3 pages double-spaced. Most applicants are able to express themselves in two double-spaced pages. If more is needed, that is acceptable.
You should get letters from professors who have taught you and know you well. Their letters should describe your academic work in detail, so that the Graduate Committee can be assured that you can complete a rigorous graduate program. If you have done undergraduate research, the committee will expect a letter from the professor who supervised that work. Letters from work supervisors may be of value to document your work ethic.
Minimum TOEFL score requirement: overall score of 80 with at least 20 on speaking and writing
Minimum IELTS score requirement: overall band-width of 6.5, with no single band (score) below 6.0.
The CBS program is a research-based training program that is available to students with a BS or BA degree, a DVM is not required.
Applicants must first apply to the UGA Graduate School. Requirements include, but may not be limited to, a statement of interest, resume or CV, all official college transcripts, and 3 letters of recommendation. International students may be required to submit TOEFL or IELTS scores.
Following the completion of the Graduate School application, a CBS supplemental application form must be submitted to the College of Veterinary Medicine by emailing [email protected].
*Please note that you will not be accepted unless you have identified a major professor who is willing to mentor you or you have received a recruitment assistantship.
The GRE is NOT required for admission, however, if you have a recent (within 5 years) GRE score over 300, you are welcome to submit that information. Higher GRE scores may offset lower GPAs.
No two statements are alike. Faculty are most interested with your academic and research background, interest in pursuing the degree, research interests, and professional plans. You should also state whether you will need financial assistance in order to pursue the degree. We suggest no more than 3 pages double-spaced. Most applicants are able to express themselves in two double-spaced pages. If more is needed, that is acceptable.
You should get letters from professors who have taught you and know you well. Their letters should describe your academic work in detail, so that the Graduate Committee can be assured that you can complete a rigorous graduate program. If you have done undergraduate research, the committee will expect a letter from the professor who supervised that work. Letters from work supervisors may be of value to document your work ethic.
Minimum TOEFL score requirement: overall score of 80 with at least 20 on speaking and writing
Minimum IELTS score requirement: overall band-width of 6.5, with no single band (score) below 6.0.
Tuition
USD
25,186