A nine-hour sequence of three core courses is required of all majors and minors. A minimum of four additional graduate genetics courses are required. Graduate assistantships and fellowships are available to the students from a number of sources. Information will be provided at the time of application. At the end of the semester, they will choose a laboratory for their research activities consistent with their interests and available research projects.
Provisions are available for a co-major and cooperative research in more than one laboratory.
GN 513 Advanced Genetics. GN 685 Master's Supervised Teaching. GN 690 Master's Examination. GN 693 Master's Supervised Research. GN 695 Master's Thesis Research.