In order to understand the complex processes involved in the pathogenesis, course, and treatment of this group of diseases, we need investigators whose primary focus is cancer research. We have an obligation to train investigators who understand cancer biology, pathology, and clinical ramifications. The graduate program in cancer biology at Wake Forest University School of Medicine is designed specifically to train a new generation of scientists whose focus is on the translation of basic science into the clinic in the areas of screening, risk assesment, prevention, and therapeutics. The program focuses on the general study of human communication in preparing students for Ph.D. work. Two year, full time program.
First year is coursework and thesis is completed in the second year.
TA and tuition waiver both years. This master's program is designed to provide a broad training in the content and methodology of Psychology for students interested in later applying to doctoral programs or careers in the field. The program includes eight seminar courses in core areas of Psychology.