Graduate Education in Biomedical Sciences

Graduate Programs

The Department of Veterinary Clinical and Life Sciences offers a graduate program that confers the following degrees:

  1. Master of Biomedical Sciences
  2. Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Sciences
  3. Master of Public Health (MPH)-Veterinary specialization

Note
Students who are seeking a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) should see the DVM Admissions program page for more information. The Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree is a professional degree conferred by the College of Veterinary Medicine, not a graduate degree, which is conferred by the department of Veterinary Clinical and Life Sciences.

Currently, there are limited undergraduate senior-level courses available in the College of Veterinary Medicine, but undergraduate students who are interested in engaging in biomedical research are encouraged to visit the VCLS research website. Research opportunities, including a limited number of summer research stipends, are available on a competitive basis to undergraduate students, dependent on funding. For a list of available VCLS courses and other courses that are typically used for our biomedical sciences program, go to graduate course availability.

Prospective Students

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MS/PhD Admissions

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Research

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Financial Assistance