Master of Science in Biological Sciences

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PROGRAM LEVEL

The Master of Science Program in Biological Sciences offers a vibrant educational experience, requiring 36 credit hours of graduate coursework along with a research project (thesis) that spans two years and four semesters. Students can delve into their specific interests within biology through their thesis research, allowing for a customized academic journey that reflects their individual passions.

This program is designed to equip students with advanced academic and research skills in specialized areas of biology, effectively preparing them for a diverse array of career opportunities. Graduates can embark on exciting careers in fields such as environmental sciences, marine, agriculture, education, research laboratories, forensics, and medical laboratories. The Master of Science Program in Biological Sciences has been meticulously crafted to address the evolving demands of the field, ensuring students are well-prepared for the future. Additionally, the Biology Department is actively working to align the program with level 9 in the National Qualification Framework.

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DETAILED STUDY PLAN

Press here to download the Academic Plan of the program 2025   (PDF, 0.5 MB , 7 Pages)

Press here to download the Academic Plan of the program 2018     (PDF, 0.5 MB , 9 Pages)

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

  1. Hold professional research positions in the educational, medical, pharmaceutical or biotechnological fields, as well as other industries with biological research and development.
  2. Continue graduate studies in Biological Sciences.
  3. Hold educational or teaching positions in life sciences technology and application.

PROGRAM INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES

1. Demonstrate critical thinking through effective literature search, results evaluation, and conclusion formulation in biological sciences.
2. Express acquired discipline-specific knowledge in relevant situations.
3. Design original experiments or conduct observations following the scientific method in biological sciences.
4. Collect experimental data using appropriate theoretical, laboratory or field techniques and/or instrumentation.
5. Communicate science through oral, visual, and written communications.
6. Develop new and emerging skills, to progress in research and professional environment in biological sciences.