Graduate Studies in Genetics

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The National Needs is a prestigious program to meet the nation's need for future researchers.

Graduate Studies in Genetics

The Department provides a strong and well-balanced program of graduate study and research training leading to the Ph.D. degree and two types of Masters degrees. The Master of Science is a research degree and requires a research thesis. The Master of Genetics is a non-thesis degree for those individuals desiring coursework rather than a research-oriented program.

Interaction and collaboration with other NCSU departments and disciplines is encouraged and has led to the award of several prestigious research and training grants over the last few years.

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Graduate School Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
Information on Applying for Graduate Study.
Graduate Training and Courses Requirements.
Graduate Student Support.
Research Facilities available in the department.
Genetics Graduate Administrator.
Information on the Department and Area.

Graduate Administrator

For more information about the Genetics Graduate programs, research and support, fill out the on-line form or contact the Graduate Administrator:

Graduate Administrator
Dept. of Genetics
Campus Box 7614
NCSU
Raleigh, NC 27695-7614

e-mail: securtis@ncsu.edu

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Genetics Web display last changed 6 January 2006 .