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Comparative and Molecular Biosciences
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The mission of the CMB Graduate Program is to train outstanding researchers in the basic mechanisms of animal and human health and disease.
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Your Ph.D. program will involve state-of-the-art biomedical research training to prepare you for careers in and outside of academia. You will graduate as a highly skilled scientist, able to derive mechanistic insights into a broad spectrum of health and disease problems of humans and animals.
The CMB program brings together basic and clinical scientists in various areas of expertise that are supported by grants from:
- National Institutes of Health
- United States Department of Agriculture
- animal producer groups
- private industry
- foundations
Our faculty will help to provide you with individualized training to gain new knowledge in the understanding of comparative aspects of biology and pathology across animal species, animal models of human disease, and animal diseases and populations.
Graduate students receive a stipend, health insurance and tuition benefits. Click here for admission and application details.
In the first two years of your PhD program you are exposed to a variety of disciplines, courses, and research projects, which you will draw on to define your areas of interest, broaden your scientific background, and refine your scientific communication skills. After selecting an advisor and completing your preliminary exams, you will focus on your research project to complete your final defense. See our program guidelines for more details.
Questions? Contact us:
440 Veterinary Medical Center
1365 Gortner Ave
St. Paul, MN 55108
cvmmsphd@umn.edu
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Dr. Bruce Walcheck, Director of Graduate Studies
Lisa Hubinger, Graduate Program Coordinator
Sarah Summerbell, Graduate Program Associate
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