The Master of Science in Cell and Molecular Biology is designed to produce outstanding graduates. Versatility in the program allows students to achieve individual goals while serving a diversity of student interests. Depending on the chosen emphasis, the program is designed for students who are interested in research and may consider continuing their education to earn a Ph.D. or for those preparing for a career working in, or managing, an applied science laboratory.
The Cell and Molecular Biology M.S. P.S.M. program is part of Grand Rapids’ only Professional Science Master’s degree program.
- Innovation. Interdisciplinary: partnered with the scientific work force, an intensive scientific business/industry internship component, and strong business, project management, teamwork, and ethics components.
- Collaboration. Designed to meet the need for team-oriented professionals with advanced interdisciplinary skills to be effective in working with individuals from other disciplines.
- Accessibility. The Cook-DeVos Center for Health Sciences puts students in the heart of Grand Rapids' Health Hill near the Van Andel Research Institute, Spectrum Health, St, Mary's Health Care, and other scientific health care providers and business.
Admissions
The Cell and Molecular Biology M.S. P.S.M. admission requirements and application for admission are available online.
The $30 application fee is waived for undergraduate alumni of Grand Valley.
Courses Offered
The Cell and Molecular Biology M.S. P.S.M program is a minimum of 35 credits.
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Cost
Grand Valley offers an excellent education at a reasonable cost.
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