Master of Science in Pathology - Integrative Anatomy/ Doctor of Philosophy in Pathology - Integrative Anatomy

Students interested in the study of Evolutionary and/or Integrative Anatomy (IA) may apply specifically to this focus area within the Pathobiology Area Program. Our graduate training emphasizes a flexible interdisciplinary approach to the education of doctoral students, with a current and growing core of closely-knit faculty in the Department of Pathology and Anatomical Sciences at the University of Missouri School of Medicine. The University of Missouri (MU) is unique in affording access to a wide variety of resources on the same campus, some of which include the School of Medicine, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Engineering, College of Veterinary Medicine and Bond Life Sciences Center. This proximity facilitates access to exceptionally diverse and cutting-edge resources, with myriad cross-disciplinary opportunities for translational and evolutionary research and education. In combination with the technical and theoretical proficiency of IA faculty, we capitalize on emerging approaches from allied programs in pathobiology and the life sciences. Campus-wide, there are numerous faculty and student groups with exciting research interests that complement those of IA. If you are interested in obtaining a PhD in Integrative Anatomy, please contact the Director of Graduate Studies before applying online.

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