The department offers both Master’s and PhD programs to fit a broad range of career interests, including genetic counseling and research. The graduate degree programs are designed to capitalize on the Department of Medical and Molecular Genetics faculty’s unique expertise in computational biology, neuroscience, musculoskeletal biology and human genetics education research.
Begin work on a Master’s or PhD degree in Medical and Molecular Genetics to prepare for a career in laboratory research or education.
The MS in Medical and Molecular Genetics is an independent degree and not required as a prerequisite for the Medical and Molecular Genetics doctoral degree.
The Genetic Counseling Graduate Program is an MS program that provides training to students pursuing a career in genetic counseling.
The PhD program in Medical and Molecular Genetics provides training to students pursuing a career in research and/or service in mammalian genetics.
