Master of Science in Comparative Biomedical Sciences

Oklahoma State University

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.The MS may be earned with 30 credit hours beyond a bachelor’s degree or 21 hours beyond the DVM or equivalent degree including required coursework:CBSC 5013 Comparative Biomedical Sciences I: Cell and Molecular BiologyCBSC 5023 Comparative Biomedical Sciences II: PathophysiologySTAT 5013 Statistics for Experimenters ICBSC 6110 SeminarCBSC 5000 MS Research and Thesis (not more than 6 credit hours)