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Traditional Master of Science Degree (M.S.; D.O./M.S.)
The master program in the biomedical science program is designed for those students who are interested in research that spans two or more different disciplines. A student who is initially accepted into the discipline and then decides to focus on a single discipline should transfer into that discipline by the end of the first year in graduate school. To transfer, the student must have approval of the graduate advisor and chair of the new discipline as well as from the graduate advisor and chair of the discipline of biomedical sciences. The change of discipline form is available on the graduate school web page www.hsc.unt.edu/education/gsbs under "Forms".
Degree plans for students in the biomedical science discipline are tailored to the individual student's interests and vary greatly due to the interdisciplinary nature of the program. For these reasons, advanced and elective courses offered after completion of the first year core curriculum are not indicated. Full time enrollment requires a minimum of 9 SCH in the fall and spring semesters and 6 SCH in the summer. The following is a typical degree plan for a traditional master's student in the biomedical science discipline:
MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.S.) DEGREE
Year 1
| Fall | ||
| BMSC 6301 | Integrative Biomedical Sciences CORE I: | 4 SCH |
| Principles of Biochemistry | ||
| BMSC 6302 | Integrative Biomedical Sciences CORE II: | 4 SCH |
| Molecular Cell Biology | ||
| BMSC 5160 | Biomedical Ethics | 1 SCH |
| BMSC 5135 | Introduction to Faculty Research Programs | 1 SCH |
| BMSC 5150 | Laboratory Rotations | 1 SCH |
Spring |
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| BMSC 6303 | Integrative Biomedical Sciences CORE III: | 3 SCH |
| Physiology | ||
| BMSC 6304 | Integrative Biomedical Sciences CORE IV: | 2 SCH |
| Pharmacology | ||
| BMSC 6305 | Integrative Biomedical Sciences CORE V: | 3 SCH |
| Immunology and Microbiology | ||
| BMSC 5135 | Introduction to Faculty Research Programs | 1 SCH |
| BMSC 5150 | Laboratory Rotations | 1 SCH |
Summer |
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| BMSC 6998 | Individual Research | 2 SCH |
| Elective (BMSC 5400 OR CGEN 6440) | 4 SCH | |
| BMSC6390001 | Special Problems: Short Course in Health Disparities | 1 SCH |
Year 2
| Fall | ||
| BMSC 5140 | Seminar in Current Topics | 1 SCH |
| BMSC 6998 | Individual Research | 1-4 SCH |
| Elective | 7-4 SCH | |
Spring |
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| BMSC 5395 | Thesis | 6 SCH |
| Electives | 3 SCH | |
Total (Minimum) |
46 SCH |
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D.O./M.S. DEGREES
At least 18 hours of credit not included in the D.O. program will be needed to obtain the M.S. degree in the discipline of biomedical sciences. These will normally include:
1. THESIS (BMSC 5395) - 6 credits
2. Electives - BMSC 6998 Individual Research; BMSC 5170 Techinques in Biomedical Sciences; BMSC 5390 Special Problems
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