The graduate and postdoctoral programs are supported by funding from a National Institutes of Health research training grant. Further details concerning the Biology undergraduate concentration can be obtained by following this link. Further details concerning the Mathematics undergraduate concentration can be obtained by following this link. Further details concerning the Master's degree program in Biotechnology, together with enrollment information, can be obtained by following this link.
Support is restricted to U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
Further information, in particular enrollment information, may be obtained by following this link. Postdoctoral fellowship positions are available for qualified individuals wishing to undertake a Career Conversion Program. In this program, students with a PhD in the biological sciences obtain a M.S.E. in computer science in parallel with somewhat abbreviated post-doctoral training. This program is designed to take PhD biologists with the aptitude and desire through the full CIS M.S.E. program. The program is expected to take three years, at the end of which the student will have a M.S.E. in CIS and the equivalent of two years of post-doctoral training.