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Explore the University's Graduate Programs. The University of Minnesota offers masters and doctoral degrees for more than 130 research-based graduate programs in the fields of science, art, engineering, agriculture, medicine, and humanities, as well as interdisciplinary programs.
Ph.D. Program Overview. Thank you for your interest in the Graduate Program in Neuroscience at the University of Minnesota. We are a large, multidisciplinary program consisting of over 125 faculty members from all parts of the University of Minnesota, 30 departments from 10 colleges.
The University of Minnesota is one of the nation’s largest research institutions. We offer hundreds of graduate and professional degree programs led by award-winning and internationally-recognized faculty to help develop the next generation of leaders, innovators, and visionaries.
The Graduate Program in Neuroscience (GPN) at the University of Minnesota is a large interdisciplinary PhD program, made up of over 125 faculty members. Our goal is to provide training in neuroscience research across a broad range of techniques and disciplines, ranging from the molecular and genetic level to computational.
The Graduate School offers masters and doctoral degrees for more than 130 research-based graduate programs across two campuses. Which path will you choose?
Our PhD program focuses on preparing students for careers as research economists. Our courses will provide you with the tools you need to conduct research and our workshop system will guide you through the dissertation writing process.
Epidemiologists identify factors that contribute to good population health and the risk of disease. Their work is highly applicable in the biological, clinical, environmental, behavioral, and social sciences. A PhD from this top epidemiology graduate program allows you to examine public health trends, design and implement studies, and interpret ...
