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Institution name

University of North Dakota - The Graduate School

Total number of students

13172

Total number of international students

650

Contact address for international enquiries

GRAND FORKS 58202

Telephone

+1 701 777 2784

Venue / office name

School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Address

Contact address for international enquiries

Room 2702
501 North Columbia Road Stop 9037
GRAND FORKS
North Dakota
58202

Venue description

The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of North Dakota strives to be a center of excellence in biochemistry and molecular biology, and to excel in teaching, research, and service. The faculty and graduate teaching assistants assist graduate, medical, and undergraduate students to understand the fundamentals of biochemistry and molecular biology. The graduate program provides a student-oriented educational experience in which research is emphasized.

Telephone number

+1 701 777 2250

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

The housing department supports the academic mission of the University by providing comfortable, affordable, and well-maintained accommodations to meet the changing needs of students. Student living facilities at the University of North Dakota include residence halls, apartment style housing, and apartments for single students and families. UND has 15 residence halls which are conveniently located throughout campus. All halls have laundry facilities, kitchenettes, study areas, and access to the residence hall fitness center. Individual rooms have cable TV service and direct connection to the Internet. Students must be enrolled at UND with a minimum of 12 credits to live in the residence halls. Residence hall students may opt to be part of a theme oriented housing option where students who share similar interests live together, enroll for similar courses, and learn together. The following are the Living and Learning Communities in the residence halls: Honors Community (Fulton Hall); Wellness Community (Brannon Hall); Society and Men/S.A.M. (Walsh Hall); and American Indian Student Services/A.I.S.S. (Brannon Hall). University Place (Apartment Style Housing), a contemporary living environment, is available and designed to cater to single students’ independent lifestyle and need for more personal space and amenities. Each unit is furnished and includes a shared living room and kitchen area complete with a dishwasher, stove, refrigerator, and microwave. All units have air conditioning, security, and UND computer network access, including wireless. The University manages more than 850 apartments for families and single students. Both furnished and unfurnished apartments and sleeping rooms are available for single students. The University maintains several hundred apartments for families. These apartments are located on the west side of the campus and include one, two, and three bedroom units.