Biomedical Sciences M.S.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

1. Upon completion of the degree, students should have a solid foundation in advanced pharmacological sciences, enabling them to analyze and weigh the importance of research published in this area. Furthermore, such expertise enables them to identify work that can contribute to their own research, and to identify new areas that are ripe for investigation.

2. Upon completion of the degree, students should have a solid foundation in molecular and cellular science. As with Objective 1, the students should be able to engage critically with the research literature in these areas to solidify their understanding of pharmacological principles, and to enhance their ability in independent research.

3. Upon completion of the degree, students should be able to write an independent thesis that passes the judgment of at least two members of the faculty. The thesis can be based on their independent laboratory research or on an extensive and critical review of the published literature in a specific field. In either case, they work under the supervision of a member of the Program.