The department offers course work leading to the Doctor of
Philosophy degree in biology. The department has two major foci for
graduate emphasis: molecular and cell biology or ecology and evolution.
The department offers course work leading to the Doctor of
Philosophy degree in biology. The department has two major foci for
graduate emphasis: molecular and cell biology or ecology and evolution.
It will be assumed that all students admitted to the department's graduate program will be working toward the doctoral degree, but it may be appropriate for some students to complete the master's program before beginning doctoral work. Students applying for admission to the program must demonstrate adequate preparation in the basic sciences, an overall undergraduate record of B or better, and satisfactory scores in the Graduate Record Examination (GRE). Foreign students must demonstrate a minimum standard of spoken English, including a TOEFL score of at least 620. Tuition scholarships and research and teaching assistantships are available to qualified students. Further information can be obtained from the department chair.
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Biol. 204 Watershed Ecology Biol. 216 Ecology Biol. 220 Population Biology Biol. 221 Embryology & Development Biol. 222 Community Ecology Biol. 223 Topics in Marine Biology Biol. 227 Somatic Cell Genetics Biol. 228 Molecular Genetics Biol. 229 Cell Culture Techniques |
Biol. 231 Recombinant DNA Biol. 234 Signal Transduction Biol. 240 Physiology Biol. 242 Animal Behavior Biol. 243 Seminar in Evolution Biol. 271 Biochemistry I Biol. 272 Biochemistry II Biol. 280 Biostatistics & Computer Applications |
Forms are available upon request from the Departmental secretary (address below), or can be downloaded and printed directly using the links below.
Send the completed application form, transcripts and $40 fee by February 15th to:
Biology Department
Clark University
950 Main Street
Worcester MA 01610
USA
Last updated 3 January 2000.