病理生物学哲学博士-病理学和解剖学整合解剖学

医学院的病理与解剖科学系通过密苏里大学的病理生物学领域计划提供博士学位。该跨学科计划中教师的特殊多样性为针对遗传学，神经科学，癌症生物学，整合/进化解剖学和转化生物信息学等问题的转化和基础科学研究提供了多种机会。如果您有兴趣在病理学和解剖学系获得此（或其他）博士学位课程的博士学位，请在在线申请之前联系研究生院院长。对进化和/或整合解剖学（IA）感兴趣的学生可能专门适用于病理生物学领域计划内的这一重点领域。我们的研究生培训强调了对博士生的灵活跨学科教学方法，密苏里大学医学院病理学和解剖学系的当前紧密联系的教
The Department of Pathology and Anatomical Sciences in the School of Medicine offers doctoral degrees through the University of Missouri's Pathobiology Area Program. The exceptional diversity of faculty in this interdepartmental program affords a wide variety of opportunities for translational and basic science research directed at questions in genetics, neuroscience, cancer biology, integrative/evolutionary anatomy, and translational bioinformatics. If you are interested in obtaining a PhD in this (or other) doctoral programs with faculty in Pathology and Anatomical Sciences, please contact the Director of Graduate Studies before applying online.<br><br>Students interested in the study of Evolutionary and/or Anatomical Sciences may apply specifically to this focus area within the Pathobiology Area Program. Our graduate training emphasizes a flexible interdisciplinary approach to the education of doctoral students, with a current and growing core of closely-knit faculty in the Department of Pathology and Anatomical Sciences at the University of Missouri School of Medicine.<br><br>The University of Missouri (MU) is unique in affording access to a wide variety of resources on the same campus, some of which include the School of Medicine, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Engineering, College of Veterinary Medicine and Bond Life Sciences Center. This proximity facilitates access to exceptionally diverse and cutting-edge resources, with myriad cross-disciplinary opportunities for translational and evolutionary research and education.<br><br>Anatomical Sciences PhD students are required to complete the minimum requirements of the MU Graduate Studies. These include 72 semester hours beyond the baccalaureate degree, including research and readings credits, to be approved by the doctoral advisor. Up to 30 hours of post-baccalaureate credit from an accredited institution may be transferred toward the doctoral degree.