Master of Science in Veterinary Biomedical Science - Pathobiology

The Veterinary Biomedical Sciences (VBS) program is a College of Veterinary Medicine based program leading to a Master?s (MS) degree. This program is governed by the rules and regulations adopted by the University Graduate Faculty and the Graduate Council as set forth in the Graduate Faculty Handbook and by additional program policies established by the Graduate Faculty in the College of Veterinary Medicine. Three Areas of Emphasis have been established within the Veterinary Biomedical Sciences program: Anatomy and Physiology, Clinical Sciences, and Pathobiology. Information about each Area of Emphasis can be found below. The primary goal of graduate study in the Pathobiology Area of Emphasis is to prepare students for careers in teaching, research, or service in academic institutions, industries, or in state and federal agencies. The graduate study in Pathobiology is an interdepartmental and interdisciplinary program with faculty involved in the study of the epidemiology, diagnosis, pathogenesis, and prevention/control of infectious, metabolic, and parasitic diseases of animals and humans. In addition, the program has faculty with expertise in topics related to food safety and security, public health and zoonosis, and cancer biology. Opportunities exist to work towards the Master?s degree in the areas of bacterial and viral pathogenesis, clinical and anatomic pathology, epidemiology, immunology, parasitology, toxicology, cancer biology, and food safety and security. The Pathobiology graduate program is sufficiently diverse to provide the critical mass and cross-disciplinary interactions necessary to offer high quality graduate training, yet focused to avoid dilution of resources and conflicts with other graduate programs. The scope and flexibility of the graduate program are notable strengths.

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