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Human Anatomical Sciences
Program Summary
As a student of the the Master of Science in biology program with a specialization in human anatomical sciences, you will further your understanding of human anatomy and physiology while you develop the skills necessary to teach in a community college setting or work in a research organization.
Graduate Catalog Program Information
Program-Specific Admission Information and Requirements
Affiliated College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Degree(s) Offered: M.S. in Biological Sciences
Area(s) of Emphasis:
- Specialization in Bioinformatics
- Specialization in Human Anatomical Sciences
- Concentration in Biochemistry
- Specialization in Biology Teaching
Program Requires GRE: Yes
Letters of Recommendation: 2
University Requirements
Application Deadlines
| Internationals Living Abroad | Applicants Residing in the U.S. | |
|---|---|---|
| Fall | May 1 | July 15 |
| Spring | October 1 | December 10 |
| Summer | June 1 |
For More Information
Department of Biological Sciences
349 Montgomery Hall
Karen Samonds
ksamonds@niu.edu 815-753-3201
Director of Graduate Studies:
Neil Blackstone
neilb@niu.edu
Application Contact:
Sharon Farley
sfarley@niu.edu
815-753-0437
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