Research in Reproductive Science and Medicine

1-3 Units · Graduate

Students will join a research laboratory and develop and execute an independent research project in collaboration with their research mentor. Students will design and lead a research project, learn to critically evaluate the literature on their topic, and design methods to address their study question. Students will become integrated members of their laboratory or research group and commit a minimum of 20 hours per week to research during the academic year. During this time, students will develop key scientific skills, including critical thinking, data interpretation, and scientific communication. Research mentors will evaluate student research commitment, development, and research progress to assign the grade for the course. The research done through REPR_SCI 595-0 will be included in a final thesis that will be prepared as part of REPR_SCI 591-0 .