Master's Programs

Master's Programs

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Interdisciplinary Master's Program
Interdisciplinary programs leading to the degree of Master of Science in the natural and basic biomedical sciences are offered through the Roswell Park Graduate Division of the University at Buffalo. Programs are designed to give students a multi-interdisciplinary research experience along with a broad-based academic background in the life sciences.

CanSys: European-U.S. Interdisciplinary Master's Program
Successful exploitation in the biomedical arena requires individuals to interpret large volume biological data-sets. Industrial and academic biomedical employers require researchers to have equal training in both traditional biological laboratory skills and computer-based applications. The overall goal of the CanSys Program is to address the considerable shortage of such individuals by implementing a world-wide unique interdisciplinary Master's course in systems and cancer biology.

Bioinformatics and Biostatistics MS Program
The Bioinformatics and Biostatistics program is a three-part collaboration between the Department of Biostatistics at RPCI, Division of Bioinformatics at RPCI and Department of Biostatistics at the University at Buffalo. The MS Program in Bioinformatics and Biostatistics was established to meet this work-force demand by providing applicable education and experiential training through a diverse affiliation of faculty mentors whose expertise range across the biological and medical and health disciplines.