What the M.S. in Science Policy & Advocacy will provide...
Training in biomedical science principles
Introduction to public policy for scientists, domestic and global perspectives
Presentation of critical policy issues and advocacy efforts in biomedical science
Science Policy & Advocacy Lecture Series hosted by the department. A variety of expert speakers present their views of science policy and advocacy issues
A mentor from the faculty of the Department of Microbiology & Immunology
30 credit hours, satisfying curricular requirements outlines in the Core Courses section
Opportunity for internship and/or independent study project
Graduate Career Seminar and a Biomedical Graduate Career Fair
Either a full-time [1-year] or part-time [up to 3 years] study program
