Integrated Life Sciences Program (PhD)
Degree: Interdisciplinary Degrees
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The University of Georgia Integrated Life Sciences (ILS) Program offers graduate students pursuing a doctoral degree opportunities to explore different areas of life sciences research before selecting a home department and research focus. A hallmark of this competitive UGA graduate program is its emphasis on interdisciplinary research by faculty and students.
School/College |
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences
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Academic Department |
Integrated Life Sciences |
Contacts | ||
Graduate Coordinator |
706/542-3400 | |
During their first year ILS graduate students engage in a core curriculum with opportunities to rotate through the labs of faculty from at least two different departments. By the end of the spring semester, ILS students are expected to select a sponsoring faculty advisor/lab. ILS graduate students are then admitted to the graduate program of the primary home department of the faculty advisor and will be required to meet all the doctoral degree requirements in that department. The ILS is not a degree granting program, rather it is designed to broaden research opportunities for students who wish to explore the breadth and depth of research in the life sciences. | ||
Degree |
Code |
Course Descriptions |
PhD |
052 |
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