Graduate Programs in Regenerative & Cancer Cell Biology

Cancer Research Program

The Department of Regenerative & Cancer Cell Biology is comprised of an interdisciplinary group of scientists using leading-edge cellular, molecular genetics, and in vivo technologies to probe the underlying basis of physiologic and pathophysiologic cellular functions as they apply to cancer biology, tissue remodeling, and inflammation. Meet our researchers.

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Our Graduate Programs

We offer MS and PhD degrees with a focus on regenerative and cancer cell biology. Our faculty apply novel curriculum approaches to ensure students master the critical thinking, communications, teamwork, and professional skills necessary to succeed in the many career paths open to individuals with an MS or PhD in biomedical sciences. Find out more about Postdoctoral Opportunities in our program.

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Portrait of Ralf-Peter Czekay, co-director of the graduate studies program for the Department of Regenerative and Cancer Cell Biology, in a science lab

We implement a dynamic and collaborative team research environment and modern curriculum to train students in critical and innovative thinking, complex reasoning, and effective written and oral communication. Our graduates are highly skilled to make strong, substantive contributions in their chosen area of expertise.”

Ralf-Peter Czekay, PhDCo-Director, Graduate Studies Program, Dept. of Regenerative and Cancer Cell Biology