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Pace University, New York

Course: MS Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

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School: Pace University, New York

Subject area: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Level: MS

Degree duration: 12 months

Degree intake date(s): September, January

Annual tuition fee: $26,820

*Note: The fees quoted above are subject to change by the course provider and are for guidance only. If your application is successful, a detailed breakdown of fees will be provided with your offer.

STEM-classified degree: graduates are eligible for 3 years of Optional Practical Training (OPT) in the USA. Students have the opportunity to do their research in the Department of Neuronal Cell Signaling at Cornell-Weil Medical School. Academic school: Dyson College of Arts and Sciences. This Master of Science program in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology offers advanced study in the molecular mechanisms of life processes, with a unique opportunity for research at Cornell-Weil Medical School, preparing graduates for research-intensive careers in academia, industry, and healthcare. The STEM classification offers extended OPT opportunities for international students.
Career options in advanced research positions in pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, academic institutions, medical research centers, diagnostics companies, and potentially as a stepping stone to a PhD. The STEM designation can enhance opportunities for employment in the US after graduation.
Pace University, New York, offers exclusive career preparation and internship connections specifically for international students. Its international alumni salaries consistently exceed the US university average. The New York City Campus is located in Lower Manhattan, providing close proximity to Wall Street and the Brooklyn Bridge, offering potential internship and career opportunities in a vibrant urban environment, particularly in related industries. A unique feature is the opportunity for students to conduct research in the Department of Neuronal Cell Signaling at Cornell-Weil Medical School. The program is within the Dyson College of Arts and Sciences.
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