Graduate Programs
Research-heavy programs targeting diseases that threaten animal and human health.
Our department and intercollege programs focus on fighting cancer and other diseases. Students, faculty, and staff utilize state-of-the-art laboratories and equipment for course work and research focusing on understanding the molecular mechanisms of disease, cancer biology, immunology, and viruses.
Explores immunology, microbiology, nutrition, biochemistry, virology, veterinary pathology, physiology, or toxicology, as related to human and animal health.
Emphasizes transdisciplinary training that considers the whole organism and spans understanding from fundamental mechanisms of action at the molecular/cellular level of discovery to the function of the organism in its environment.
Information on fellowships, assistantships, and work study opportunities for Penn State Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences graduate students.
Professional organizations, information for international students, scholarship and research integrity, funding opportunities, and more for new Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences graduate students
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