Overview
As the highest academic credential, the PhD consists of rigorous, in-depth training and novel, independent scholarship. Students may enter many PhD programs with only a Bachelor's degree, though some require a Master's degree. Other common requirements include extensive undergraduate or postbaccalaureate research experience. PhDs are typically full-time endeavors and some may include funding to support living expenses.
Detailed descriptions of each program and their admissions requirements can be found on the PhD Program's page.
- Biomedical Sciences
- Biostatistics (PhD)
- Cancer Biology (PhD)
- Cell Biology, Stem Cells & Development (PhD)
- Climate and Human Health (PhD)
- Clinical Science (PhD)
- Computational Bioscience (PhD)
- Epidemiology (PhD)
- Health Services Research (PhD)
- Human Medical Genetics & Genomics (PhD)
- Immunology (PhD)
- Integrated Physiology (PhD)
- Medical Scientist Training Program (MD/PhD)
- Microbiology (PhD)
- Molecular Biology (PhD)
- Neuroscience (PhD)
- Nursing (PhD)
- Pharmaceutical Outcomes Research (PhD)
- Pharmaceutical Sciences (PhD)
- Pharmacology and Molecular Medicine (PhD)
- Rehabilitation Science (PhD)
- Structural Biology & Biochemistry (PhD)
- Toxicology (PhD)