All applicants are considered for financial aid awards. For the maximum consideration for financial aid awards, applications for admission for the fall semester should be completed by late January and for the spring semester by early October. Predoctoral traineeships, fellowships, and research assistantships are available on a competitive basis to support students working toward the Ph.D. degree. Funding from training grants is limited by the federal government to U.S. citizens and permanent residents. All eligible applicants are considered for financial awards.
Postdoctoral traineeships are also available.
Courses Offered Courses for Graduate and Advanced Undergraduate Students Toxicology 123. Prerequisites, basic biology and permission of the instructor. A review of aspects of development which are particularly susceptible to teratogenic insults. Mechanisms by which teratogens affect development are emphasized. Biochemical actions of toxicants, and assessment of cellular damage by biochemical measurements.