DSCRB Minor
Doctoral Minor in Developmental, Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology
The 9‐credit doctoral minor in Developmental, Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology provides graduate students with solid course training in the field. In order to coax the human body to regenerate damaged or diseased tissue, a fundamental understanding of developmental and stem cell biology is required. Through the many courses offered in this minor program, students will gain foundational knowledge in the field with a focus on critical thinking, oral and written presentation of material. Students interested in advanced academic pursuits in developmental, stem cell and regenerative biology and those interested in pursuing work in stem cell and regenerative medicine for their future careers are encouraged to apply.
| Required coursework | ||
| CRB/GENETICS 710 | Developmental Genetics | 3 |
| Electives | ||
| Students can choose up to 6 credits from the courses listed below. | 6 | |
| CRB/MED HIST 615 | Regenerative Medicine Ethics and Society | |
| CRB 625 | Stem Cell Seminar 1 | |
| CRB 640 | Fundamentals of Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology | |
| CRB 650 | Molecular and Cellular Organogenesis | |
| CRB 670 | Biology of Cardiac Function and Disease | |
| CRB 720 | Experimental Approaches to Development and Organogenesis: Methods, Techniques, and Insights | |
| Total Credits | 9 | |
1Students can take CRB 625 Stem Cell Seminar for up to 3 credits.
To apply to this minor, please log in to MyUW, click on Graduate Student Portal, and then click on Add/Change programs. The minor coordinator will review your application for admittance and reach out to you if there are any further questions.
Contact Information
Cell and Regenerative Biology
School of Medicine and Public Health
608-265-3295