Master of Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
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Why Choose Biochemistry and Molecular Biology?
The major purpose of the M.S. program is to provide you with a strong biochemical background that can serve as a basis for further graduate or professional study. Graduate study with department faculty leading to a Doctor of Philosophy degree is available through the Biomedical Sciences Ph.D. Program.
Major research interests of the department are grouped into several main areas, including molecular genetics, molecular biology of cancer, and systems biology. Specific research projects deal with the structure and function of membranes, DNA, proteins and enzymes; metabolomics and high-throughput sequencing, signal transduction, and human-associated microbiota.
Careers
For a list of where our recent graduates are employed at, as well as to see the average salaries of biochemistry degree holders, visit the careers page.
Academics and Curriculum
View the Master of Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology program information and degree requirements in the Academic Catalog.
Admission
Applicants must fulfill the requirements for admission established by the Wright State Graduate School. A bachelor's degree in the biochemical, biological, or chemical sciences, including coursework in organic chemistry, physics, and calculus, is generally required. In addition, letters of recommendation are an important admission consideration.
