Course Listing

 

The degree requires completion of 35 graduate credit hours in MIP and other science related courses.  For coursework oriented students, 3 credits are required in the Spring term to complete a Capstone project.  For research oriented students, 17 credits are independent research in the laboratory setting taken over the 12 months of the program.

1. For M.S. in Physiology, Research Track:

Fall Term:17 credits (11 course credits, 6 research credits)
Winter Term:15 credits (7 course credits, 8 research credits)
Spring/Summer Term:3 credits (Research and Thesis)

~Total Credits:35 credits (18 course credits and 17 research credits)

Required Physiology Courses:

Physiology 502: Human Physiology: 4 credits
OR
Physiology 510: Human Physiology: 4 credits
Physiology 404: Human Physiology Lab: 2 credits
Physiology 605: Seminar in Physiology: 1 credit (taken both Fall and Winter Terms)
Physiology 610: Translational Physiology:  3 credits
Physiology 702: Masters Research

~Project:  3-8 credits per term, 17 credits total

Required Non-Physiology Courses:

Biostatistics 553: Applied Biostatistics:  4 credits
OR
Biochemistry 515: Introductory Biochemistry:  3 credits
Electives: (Only to be taken if the student has successfully completed "Required" courses.)
Pharmacology 601: From Molecules To Patients: Basic Quantitative Principles of Pharmacology: 3 credits
Physiology 520: Computational Systems Biology for Physiology:  3 credits
Physiology 555: Integrative Genomics:  3 credits
Human Genetics 541:  3 credits
Kinesiology 545:  3 credits

Courses approved for PIBS students will be considered as substitutions on a case-by-case basis. 

2. For M.S. in Physiology, Coursework Track: 

Fall semester: 17 credits
Winter term: 15 credits
Spring term: 3 credits

Total: 35 credits

Required Physiology Courses:

Physiology 502: Human Physiology:  4 credits
Physiology 404: Human Physiology Lab:  2 credits
Physiology 592: Integrative Neuroscience:  4 credits
Physiology 605: Seminar in Physiology:  1 credit (taken both Fall and Winter Terms)
Physiology 600: Pathophysiology:  3 credits
Physiology 610: Translational Physiology:  3 credits
Physiology 700: Capstone Project:  3 credits

Required Non-Physiology Courses:

Biochemistry 515:Introductory Biochemistry3 credits

OR

Biochemistry 550: Macromolecular Structure and

Function3 credits

Biostatistics 553: Applied Biostatistics4 credits

MedAdm 403: Anatomy4 credits

OR

CDB 550: Histology4 credits

MCDB 436: Intro Immunology3 credits
Electives: (Only to be taken if the student has successfully completed "Required" courses.)

Pharmacology 601: From Molecules3 credits

To Patients: Basic Quantitative

Principles of Pharmacology

Physiology 520: Computational Systems3 credits

Biology for Physiology

Physiology 555: Integrative Genomics3 credits
Sample Programs Sample 1: M.S., Research Track:

Fall Term CoursesCreditsWinter Term CoursesCredits

Physiol 502-Human Physiology4Physiology610-Translational3

M-W-F; 9:30-11Physiology

Physiol 404-Human Phys Lab2Physiol 5553

4 hours, 1x per week.M-W-F; 11-12

OR

Physiol 520

F; 1-4

Physiol 605 Seminar1Physiol 605-Seminar1

Biostatistics 553-Applied4Physiology702: Masters8

BiostatisticsResearch Project

T-Th; 8-10

Physiology 702: Masters6

Research Project

Fall Total: 17               Winter Total:   15

Spring TermSummer Term Course

Laboratory Research ContinuesPhysiology 702-Masters3

Research Project

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS FOR MASTERS = 35