Graduate Studies in Environmental & Biomolecular
Systems
The views of some EBS Ph.D. students and their advisors on their work provides direct insight into some of the many types of research training opportunities available:
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EBS offers courses that provide the foundation
for research and professional careers. Courses are taught by faculty who
are experts in their respective fields. Department courses cover both
the fundamental and applied aspects of biochemistry, molecular biology,
environmental science, environmental engineering, and environmental information
technology. A student's selection of courses is customized to meet individual
needs and can include courses from other departments within OHSU
For a list of departmental courses see EBS Course Listings.
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How to Apply
Students who apply typically have academic preparation
in biochemistry, biology, biophysics, chemistry, chemical or civil engineering, environmental science, mathematics, microbiology, molecular biology,
or physics. In general all applicants, but particularly those applying to the Ph.D.
and the M.S. thesis programs, should carefully inspect the research
interests of department faculty to ensure that your interests are
well aligned with those of one or more of the department's
faculty. You are also welcome to contact individual faculty concerning
your potential involvement in their research.
General information concerning the application process can be found at
the Admissions web site. To
receive an OGI CD with a pdf application form, please contact the Graduate
Education office by e-mail at admissions@admin.ogi.edu
or write: Office of Graduate Education,
OGI School of Science & Engineering, 20000 NW Walker Rd., Beaverton,
OR 97006-8921.
Applications are considered year-round, and all applicants will be considered
for financial aid.
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Please select one of the links below for the admission requirements to
the particular degree program in which you are interested.
Ph.D. in Environmental Science & Engineering
Ph.D. in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
M.S. in Environmental Science & Engineering
M.S. in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
All applicants will be considered for financial aid. Students admitted
to the Ph.D. program generally receive a living stipend, full tuition
support.
Students admitted to the M.S. program are eligible for tuition scholarships
that cover a portion of the applicable
tuition. The amount of tuition scholarship is determined during the
admission process. Depending on the availability of funds, students applying
for thesis M.S. degrees will also be considered for a living stipend.
Courses in the department are open to part-time students without admission
to a degree program. Complete information on how
to register as a non-matriculated student is available from the Office
of Graduate Education. Upon establishment of a student account you can
register for individual courses on-line through the course
schedule. If you prefer not to register online, please print a registration
form and register in person at the Graduate Education office or fax
it to (503) 748-1285.
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