Human Molecular Genetics & Biochemistry (0114)

Overview

This program is offered in English.

The master's program in Human Molecular Genetics and Biochemistry is designed to provide students with the tools needed to find innovative solutions to basic clinical problems in modern medicine. The program will expose students to the latest developments in the field of molecular genetics and biochemistry in the post-genomic era.

Curriculum

Please note that the student's curriculum must be approved by his advisor and the program coordinator. The curriculum consists of 24 graduate semester hours divided as follows:

Seminars

Students must attend at least 25 seminars, of which 80% must be within the Department of Human Molecular Genetics and Biochemistry. The student will keep a record of the lectures and submit a signed form to the Secretariat confirming participation. This form is a requirement for graduation.

If a student attends a scientific conference, it is equivalent to two seminars. Please note that a student will not get approval for more than two conferences. 

Thesis

Students must submit a research proposal for their thesis by the end of the second semester. The thesis will be submitted by the end of the fourth semester. Students must present their thesis topic within the Department or at a scientific conference. Their advisor must approve their thesis as a condition for completion of the master's degree.