Master of Science
MSOverview
This program is only open to existing students in the STMRM-PHD Program.
Requirements
Program Requirements
Requirements Overview
Students in the PhD program may apply for an MS degree after satisfactorily completing the course and laboratory requirements of the first two years, including the qualifying exam. Postdoctoral research training is available to graduates having a PhD or MD degree.
To meet theses requirements, each student must complete three one-quarter laboratory rotations during the first year. All rotations must be approved by the DGS, Executive Director and SSO prior to the start of the rotation.
Two rotations (including the first rotation) must be done with ISCBRM faculty. Students may complete one of the rotations with a faculty member who is Academic Council (AC) outside the program with program approval (by DGS and Executive Director). Students must choose a dissertation advisor before the end of summer quarter of the first year.
SCBRM graduate students must be registered in all quarters. All required courses, including those counting toward the 10 units of elective credit, must be taken for a letter grade if offered and must be passed with a B grade or better. The course must be repeated if a student does not earn a B grade or better.
Core Courses
BIOS 200
Foundations in Experimental Biology
DBIO 210
Developmental Biology
STEMREM 200
Stem Cell Intensive
STEMREM 201A
Stem Cell Biology & Regenerative Medicine
STEMREM 201B
Ethical Issues in Stem Cell Biology
STEMREM 203
Stem Cells Immersion: Applications in Medicine, Business and Law
STEMREM 205
Bioinformatics for Stem Cell and Cancer Biology
STEMREM 250
Regenerative Medicine Seminar Series
STEMREM 280
Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine Journal Club
STEMREM 399
Graduate Research
Electives
Complete 10 units from the following areas.
Elective 1: Biochemistry Elective
BIOC 241
Biological Macromolecules
BIOE 331
Protein Engineering
BIOE 361
Biomaterials in Regenerative Medicine
BIOE 385
Biomaterials for Drug Delivery
BIOS 204
Modeling Cell Signaling
BIOS 294
Chemistry for Biologists and Others
CSB 250
The Biology of Chromatin Templated Processes
CSB 260
Concepts and Applications in Chemical Biology
Elective 3: Science Elective(s)
BIO 152
Imaging: Biological Light Microscopy
BIOE 374A
Biodesign Innovation: Needs Finding and Concept Creation
BIOE 390
Introduction to Bioengineering Research
BIOS 217
Foundations of statistics and reproducible research
BIOS 224
Stem Cell Biology and Applications
BIOS 227
Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics: Opening the Black Box
BIOS 229
Open Source Prototyping: Translating Ideas to Reality using Rapid Prototyping Methods
BIOS 268
Biology and Applications of CRISPR/Cas9: Genome Editing and Epigenome Modifications
BIOS 272
Science and Art
BIOS 296
Preparation & Practice: Biotechnology Business
BIOS 412
Antibody Anywhere All at Once: An Introduction to Techniques in Immunology
BIOS 420
Building Connections, Defining the Future of Biosciences
BMDS 210
Modeling Biomedical Systems
CBIO 240
Molecular and Genetic Basis of Cancer
COMPMED 210
Form and Funkiness of Lab Animals : Anatomy, Histology, and Pathology
CS 106A
Programming Methodology
CSB 243
Biotechnology and Development of Therapeutics
CSB 245
Economics of Biotechnology
ENGR 208
Patent Law and Strategy for Innovators and Entrepreneurs
IMMUNOL 201
Advanced Immunology I
BIOS 319
Analysis of Public Companies in the Life Sciences
MCP 256
How Cells Work: Energetics, Compartments, and Coupling in Cell Biology
OTOHNS 204
Biology and Physics of Hearing
STATS 195
Introduction to R
STEMREM 223
Biology and Disease of Hematopoiesis
STRAMGT 353
Entrepreneurship: Formation of New Ventures
Students must take upper-division elective units relevant to the dissertation and career goals, totaling at least ten units.
Minimum required grade (e.g., B or better ) and required grading basis. (e.g., letter grade only).

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