MA/MS in Biology, General

The master's in Biology at Georgia Tech centers on graduate study and research across three broad areas. The first is ecology together with evolution and behavior. The second is the molecular and cellular level. The third is computational biology, bioinformatics included. Students can therefore approach the life sciences from whole-organism and population questions, from the workings of cells and molecules, or from data-driven methods. The program is designed for those who want deeper training than an undergraduate biology degree provides. The degree is a graduate program at the master's level at Georgia Tech. Exact requirements are set out in the official catalog, which is the best place to confirm details before you submit an application. Georgia Tech publishes the full course listing in its online catalog, which is the place to confirm admission conditions, timelines, and any later changes to the curriculum.