Course Listing
- General Faculty
- Biomathematics and Biostatistics
- Biophysics, Medical Physics, and Nuclear Medicine
- Biochemistry
- Cellular, Molecular, and Developmental Biology
- Immunology
- Microbiology and Molecular Genetics
- Human Genetics
- Physiology, Reproductive Biology, Pathology and Comparative Medicine
- Pharmacology and Toxicology
- Neuroscience
- Other Course Offerings
- Program Course Requirements
Other Course Offerings
GS210011 -- Seminars in Clinical Cancer Research
GS210014 -- Design and Management of Clinical Trials 
GS210021 -- Bio-behavioral Research Methods in Cancer Prevention and Addiction
GS210023 -- Biological Basis of Emerging Diseases
GS210024 -- Practicum in Teaching
GS210031 -- Seminars in Clinical Cancer Treatment
GS210033 -- Cellular Topics in Biomedical Sciences for Science Educators
GS210041 -- Topics in Translational Research
GS210051 -- The Ethical Dimensions of the Biomedical Sciences
GS210052 -- Introduction to Animal Models
GS210053 -- Law and Science
GS210061 -- Critical Thinking in Science
GS210063 -- Engineering Materials
GS210071 -- Seminars in Nanomedicine
GS210072 -- Biomaterials Testing Laboratory
GS210073 -- Biomaterials: Concepts and Practice I
GS210081 -- Oral Biomaterials I
GS210083 -- Biomaterials: Concepts and Practice II
GS210091 -- Oral Biomaterials II
GS210102 -- Ethics in Clinical Trials Research
GS210122 -- Introduction to Large Animal Models
GS210123 -- Disparities in Health in America: Working Toward Social Justice
GS210132 -- Human Protocol Research
GS210232 -- Translational Sciences: Bench to the Bedside and Back
GS210611 -- Topics in Molecular Medicine (Pass/Fail only)
GS210619 -- Translational Cancer Research
GS210621 -- Topics in Cancer Prevention I
GS210631 -- Topics in Cancer Prevention II
Certificate Programs
"Clinical Research for Biomedical Scientists", a certificate program for postdoctoral fellows at the UT M. D. Anderson Cancer Center. Please contact Dr. Khandan Keyomarsi, kkeyomar@mdanderson.org.
NOTE: Course descriptions are intended as a general representation of the anticipated skills and knowledge that should accompany successful completion. No guarantee of achievement(s) by any specific student is included.
