Graduates trained in personalized molecular medicine enjoy a wide variety of employment opportunities, including academic, research and clinical paths.
M.S. Program graduates are well prepared for:
Further training in research or medicine:
- Ph.D., M.D., D.D.S, or Pharm.D. graduate programs
Typical employment outcomes for our graduates:
- Research positions at a major university or medical school
- Research positions in a biotech or pharmaceutical company
- Research positions in a government or military research laboratory
Non-research-intensive career outcomes may include:
- College-level teaching
- Scientific publishing
- Science policy, management and administration
- Academic administration
- Patent law
- Science journalism and many more
The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences is proud to partner with the Texas Higher Education Board in helping students develop and build on skills employers value and seek out in job candidates.
Master of Science in Personalized Molecular Medicine Marketable Skills:
At graduation, students in either track will gain the following skill set:
- Clear understanding of current literature related to his/her specialty area and general awareness of emerging information that promises paradigm-shifts for future progress in biomedical science
- Project management, problem solving and decision making
- Report writing
- Critical thinking, analysis, interpretation and use of published research data and data from thesis research
- Managing research data and information
- Team work
- Ability to clearly communicate in writing and in verbal expression
- Strong values regarding Research Ethics and Research Integrity, and their implementation to data acquisition, and data analysis and interpretation
- Clear understanding of the workings of Research Enterprise and biddings for funding