The Biology Department is part of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences of Wake Forest University and offers programs leading to the MS and PhD degrees. We have 22 graduate faculty that represent the breadth of the biological sciences. The program is distinguished from other programs by the faculty's commitment to individualized instruction. We maintain a low student:faculty ratio (~2:1), and we actively mentor students through their graduate training.
Links
- Graduate Program Overview
- Doctoral and Master's Programs
- Current Graduate Students
- Graduate Courses
- Graduate Focus Groups
- Graduate Student Research
- Graduate Student Handbook
- Graduate Advisory Committee Forms
- Online Application for Graduate School at WFU
(Note: The Biology Department will waive the application fee for the first 100 domestic applicants. Be sure to request a "fee waiver" on your online application.)
The Biology Department's Recruitment Visit for Fall 2010 admission is scheduled for February 18-20, 2010. To ensure full consideration for recruitment have all of your application materials submitted as early as possible before the January 15, 2010 deadline.
Professor James Curran in the Laboratory (photo by Ken Bennett)
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