Degree Designation
MASTER OF SCIENCE(PATHOBIOLOGY)
Additional advantages of the programme
The curriculum is designed to prepare students for a professional career in Pathobilogical science.
Emphasis is on the basic principles and concepts of cell injury, particularly at the cellular and
subcellular levels, in addition to changes at tissue level and the pathogenesis of several disease
processes e.g.
Parasitic infections, toxic agents and carcinogens. After completion of the programme, graduate
students will be able to carry out their own research as well as teach in a medical school.
Admission Requirements
1. Applicants must be studying in the final year at the B.Sc level, or hold a Bachelor degree in biology, biological science, dental surgery, medicine, medical science, medical technology, microbiology, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, or other related fields which accredited by the Office of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation.
2. Applicants have cumulative GPA not less than 2.50.
3. Applicants have an English Proficiency Examination score as the requirement of Faculty of Graduate Studies
4. Applicant with other qualifications may be considered by the Program Director, committee and the Dean of Faculty of Graduate Studies.
Curriculum Structure
| Plan A2 |
|
Required Courses |
15
|
Credits |
|
Elective Courses not less than |
9
|
Credits |
|
Thesis |
12
|
Credits |
|
Total not less than |
36
|
Credits |
Job option after graduation
- A researcher in pathobiology and biomedical science
- A specialist in life sciences equipment and biomedical science-related companies
- A biomedical scientist or scientist
