M.S. in Cell Systems & Anatomy

The  Master of Science program in Cell Systems & Anatomy offers training in two distinct tracks: Anatomical Sciences and Mechanisms of Health and Disease Track. The overall mission of the program is to prepare the next generation of life-long learners and critical thinkers to design and execute innovative basic and translational research, and to address the most important and challenging knowledge gaps in basic biology, human health, and disease.

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Academics

Learn about our two parallel tracks in the program: Anatomical Sciences and Mechanisms of Health and Disease Track.

Admissions

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Career Paths & Marketable Skills

Looking into the future.

Track Schedules

Typical schedules for both tracks in the program.

Student Directory

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Important Dates

Apr
15
Application Deadlines

Contact us

For Cell Systems & Anatomy Program information, please contact:
Ben Miller, Academic Program Coordinator
millerb6@uthscsa.edu

Requirements

Admission Requirements

Tuition and fees

Program Brochures

Shalea Francois, MS student

Learning anatomy is really important because you are able to understand any deviation from the norm. I think Anatomy is the foundation for learning medicine.

Shalea Francois, MS student