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The Doctor of Philosophy in biomedical sciences with a specialization in cancer biology demands at least 72 semester hours of graduate coursework. Candidates need to sustain a minimum 3.00 GPA throughout their studies to qualify for the degree.
Prospective students initially join the molecular medicine track via the Biomedical Science Program. This program offers first-year graduate students adaptable curriculum options that align with multiple disciplines while undertaking research rotations. After completing the first year, students select their specific concentration. The cancer biology specialization delivers comprehensive education across diverse research domains—including cellular biology, genetics, immunology, and metabolic processes—essential for grasping the intricacies of cancer origins and therapeutic approaches.