Computational Cell Biology, Anatomy and Pathology MS

Program Overview

The Computational Cell Biology, Anatomy and Pathology MS program focuses on the analysis of biological structure and function using computational approaches. It emphasizes microscopic anatomy, cell biology, imaging methodology, and data analysis. Graduates can pursue careers as research scientists, data analysts, or bioinformatics specialists in academia, government, or industry.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Focus: Biological form and function, quantitative analysis of biological structure, and modeling biological systems.
• Faculty expertise: Cell and developmental biology, bioimaging, and neuroscience.
• Emphasis: Computational approaches to analyze complex data sets.
• Content:
• Microscopic anatomy and cell biology.
• Biological principles at all scales.
• Imaging methodology.
• Data analysis.
• Structure: Full-time program with 30 credit hours.
• Time-to-degree: 2 years.
• Course schedule: In-person courses.
• Modules:
• Specific modules are not mentioned in the provided context.

Assessment:

• Assessment methods and criteria are not mentioned in the provided context.

Teaching:

• Teaching methods: Not specified.
• Faculty: Expertise in cell and developmental biology, bioimaging, and neuroscience.
• Unique approaches: Not mentioned.

Careers:

• Potential career paths include:
• Research scientist.
• Data analyst.
• Bioinformatics specialist.
• Opportunities in academia, government, and industry.
• Specific outcomes (e.g., salary, job titles) are not mentioned.

Other:

• The program is officially registered with the New York State Education Department (SED).
• Online programs/courses may require students to come to campus on occasion.
• Time-to-degree and number of credit hours may vary based on full/part-time status, degree, track, and/or certification option chosen.
• Time-to-degree is based on calendar year(s).
• Contact the department for details.