This track focuses on Chemistry, preparing students with the scientific knowledge and laboratory skills the field expects at the Master's level.
Graduates are equipped to pursue relevant science career paths, with a self-paced format built for students balancing work and other commitments.
NS-301Chemistry
A graduate-level review of core chemistry theory and practice.
- Advanced chemistry theory
- Applying chemistry across contexts
- Current research in chemistry
NS-327Clinical Issues in Human Anatomy
Graduate-level study of anatomical concepts applied to clinical contexts.
- Clinical anatomical applications
- Anatomy relevant to diagnosis
- Case-based anatomical study
NS-499Anatomy & Physiology
Graduate-level study of integrated anatomical structure and physiological function.
- Advanced structure-function relationships
- Systems-level physiological analysis
- Applying anatomy and physiology to research
NS-688Biology
A graduate-level review of core biology theory and practice.
- Advanced biological theory
- Applying biology across contexts
- Current research in biology
NS-753Environmental Science
Graduate-level study of environmental systems and sustainability science.
- Advanced environmental systems analysis
- Sustainability science concepts
- Applying environmental science to policy
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Specialist Courses
5 Courses
CHE-168Advanced Concepts in Chemistry
Graduate-level study of advanced chemical theory and applications.
- Advanced reaction mechanisms
- Thermodynamics in chemistry
- Applying advanced chemistry concepts
CHE-382Chemistry and Society
Explores how chemistry impacts everyday life and societal issues.
- Chemistry in everyday products
- Environmental chemistry issues
- Chemistry's role in public policy
CHE-447Advanced Chemistry
A capstone-level exploration of advanced chemistry theory and research.
- Current research in chemistry
- Advanced chemical theory
- Applying chemistry theory to real systems
CHE-515Advanced Organic Chemistry
Graduate-level study of complex organic reaction mechanisms and synthesis.
- Advanced reaction mechanisms
- Organic synthesis strategies
- Spectroscopic analysis basics
BIO-829Human Physiology
Graduate-level study of how human body systems function together.
- Advanced systems physiology
- Homeostatic regulation mechanisms
- Applying physiology to health research
$60,000
Total Program Cost
Fees are billed per term and are subject to change. Financial aid, scholarships, and flexible payment plans are available to students who qualify.
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Admission requires Bachelor's Degree or equivalent.
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