School of Veterinary Medicine Master of Science (MSC) Programs

Master of Science

The MSc degree program in the School of Veterinary Medicine provides a unique opportunity to conduct research in developing countries in the tropics. The program is centered upon active and original bench and/or field research, and presentation of a thesis. The following concentrations are offered:

• Anatomy
• Livestock Production
• Marine Biology
• Marine Medicine
• Microbiology
• Morphological and Clinical Pathology
• Parasitology
• Pharmacology
• Wildlife Conservation Medicine (Research and Non-Research)

The MSc requires completion of 34 graduate credits as prescribed by the program. Under the supervision of an academic advisor and supervisory committee, students prepare a research project proposal. Once approved, an ongoing research experience is conducted throughout the period of enrollment in the degree program. The program culminates with a final comprehensive oral examination and defense of the thesis.

The major selected determines the research area and graduate coursework requirements for the completion of the program.