University of Oklahoma Health Science Center University of Oklahoma Health Science Center College of Medicine Neuroscience 941 Stanton L. Young Blvd. OMRF Professor Floyd, Bioc. Adjunct Associate Professor Rand, CellBio.
Students conduct laboratory rotations with faculty mentors in any of the participating programs.
After completion of the first year, students enter a research lab and complete their training in the Ph.D. program in Neuroscience. 14.5 Master of Science Admission requirements for the M.S. degree is the same as for the doctoral program. M.S. students must participate in the core research rotations during their first year. Although a thesis is not required, students are encouraged to complete any research project they may have started and to submit their work for publication. All doctoral students must successfully complete 90 credit hours of course work, pass a written and oral qualifying examination, and defend their thesis research in a public forum.