Most affordable Masters program in Biomedical Sciences Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

The M.S. program has a thesis option, non-thesis option or anatomy and vertebrate paleontology track option. Each option has different coursework and research requirements that total 30 32 semester credit hours.

Thesis Option: Requires a minimum of 24 hours of course work and 6 hours of research and thesis. Students pursuing this option will conduct original research, culminating in a written thesis that is presented as a seminar and publicly defended.

Non-thesis Option:Requires a minimum of 30 hours of course work and two hours of research. The non-thesis option does not require a public defense of the research project.

Admissions to the Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences is competitive and limited spots are available.

Full-time students typically complete the 32 credit hour program in two years. Students are expected to enroll as a full-time student in at least one semester and complete the degree requirements within seven years.

The following courses are required for all M.S. students in the Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program:.

BIOM 6922 Scientific Communication in the Biomedical Sciences.

BIOM 6622 Research Ethics and Survival Skills for the Biomedical Sciences.

Male graduate student looking at a research sample.

The Master of Science degree in Comparative Biomedical Sciences prepares graduates for careers in industrial, governmental, or academic technical, regulatory or research positions.

CBSC5013 Comparative Biomedical Sciences I: Cell and Molecular Biology.

CBSC5000 MS Research and Thesis (not than 6 credit hours).

Submit an application for admission to the OSU Graduate College.

Statement of purpose stating how earning a graduate degree in CBSC will further your education and career goals.

Three letters of reference from individuals able to assess your potential success in graduate studies.

OSU is a Research-Extensive University, and graduate students play a vital role in its teaching, research and outreach missions.

All CBSC students are on assistantships. An assistantship comes with a yearly stipend, full tuition waiver (must still pay fees) and graduate student insurance. A limited number of graduate teaching assistantships (GTAs) are available for those applicants with qualifications to instruct in veterinary anatomy, histology, infectious diseases or parasitology.