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Comparative Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program

The CBSC graduate program provides a multidisciplinary graduate program of excellence in the Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine, providing a broad base to address individual student interests. Our goals for the future include continued development of a nationally renowned program of animal health and biomedical research.

Building upon the foundation of an outstanding training program in veterinary medicine, we see extraordinary opportunities for growth and for a greater contribution to the quality of life in many parts of the world.

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2MS Students

Focused research experience preparing students for careers in veterinary, biomedical, and public health fields.

28PhD Students

Advanced research training in infectious disease, physiology, stem cell biology, and toxicology.

Masters of Science (MSc) Curricula:

The Master of Science degree in Comparative Biomedical Sciences prepares graduates for careers in industrial, governmental, or academic technical, regulatory or research positions. The plan of study is designed to meet the student's needs and interests and typically includes courses in molecular and cell biology, pathophysiology, statistics, seminar and electives. Application deadlines are March 15 for the fall semester and August 15 for the spring semester.

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Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD) Curricula:

The Doctor of Philosophy degree in Comparative Biomedical Sciences prepares graduates for careers in industrial, governmental, or academic technical, regulatory or research positions. The plan of study is designed to meet the student's needs and interests and includes courses in molecular and cell biology, pathophysiology, statistics, seminar and electives. Application deadlines are March 15 for the fall semester and August 15 for the spring semester.

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The MS requires 30 credit hours beyond a bachelor’s or 21 beyond a DVM (or equivalent), including required coursework:

· CBSC 5013 Comparative Biomedical Sciences I: Cell and Molecular Biology

· CBSC 5023 Comparative Biomedical Sciences II: Pathophysiology

· STAT 5013 Statistics for Experimenters I

· CBSC 6110 Seminar

· CBSC 5000 MS Research and Thesis (not more than 6 credit hours)
The Ph.D. requires a total of 60 credit hours, including required coursework:

· CBSC 5013 Comparative Biomedical Sciences I: Cell and Molecular Biology

· CBSC 5023 Comparative Biomedical Sciences II: Pathophysiology

· STAT 5013 Statistics for Experimenters I

· STAT 5083 Statistics for Biomedical Researchers

· CBSC 6110 Seminar

· CBSC 6000 PhD Research and Thesis (up to 45 credit hours)

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