Admissions information
UCLA Molecular Biology Interdepartmental Ph.D. Program
four distinct research areas with flexibility in training to explore across disciplines
The Molecular Biology Interdepartmental PhD. Program (MB-IDP) consists of a diverse group of faculty with shared research interests and approaches. Each interdepartmental Home Area is aligned with a Ph.D.-granting program, provides in-depth, cutting-edge training, and offers access to a wide variety of exceptional faculty mentors. The Molecular Biology Interdepartmental Ph.D. programs consists of four Home Areas.
Biochemistry, Biophysics, and Structural Biology
Using cutting edge technologies to study fundamental biological processes and tackle a wide range of diseases
Cell and Developmental Biology
Investigation of basic processes within single cells, as well as how these processes contribute to the development of entire organisms
Gene Regulation
Study of the biochemical and epigenetic mechanisms underlying gene regulation in model systems, tissues, and disease
Immunity, Microbes, and Molecular Pathogenesis
Focuses on the study of microbes and the immune system that plays key roles in infections and a wide array of human diseases
Part of the Graduate Programs of Bioscience
Applications are submitted via the UCLA Graduate Programs in Biosciences online application. In the application process applicants will be asked to select a Home Area for admission.
http://bioscience.ucla.edu/application-procedure
Email: mbigrad@lifesci.ucla.edu
Website: mbidp.mbi.ucla.edu
Location: UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, United States
Phone: (310) 267-5209
Twitter: @UCLAMBIGrad