Admissions Information

In 2012, the independent MMG Graduate Program joined with several other UVM graduate programs, to form a single, university-wide graduate program, called the Cell, Molecular, and Biomedical (CMB) Sciences graduate program. Applicants accepted into the new CMB program can still expect high quality training, and the opportunity to conduct their thesis research under the guidance of highly respected scientists. Please see CMB Graduate Admissions at: http://www.uvm.edu/cmb/application-information/  for more information on the CMB program and application process.

• What our students have to say...

  I could not have asked for a better undergraduate experience, and I owe most of that to the MMG department. It is truly like a family. From the moment I began freshman year in MMG 001 to graduation, I had a great group of friends and incredible mentors to turn to every step of the way. I had the opportunity to take a wide range of classes, study abroad, do three years of undergraduate research culminating in a senior thesis, and participate in a myriad of extracurriculars, while still graduating on time. The classes were challenging, enriching, practical, and rewarding. Although I was only officially assigned one advisor I ended my time at UVM with a department of doors to knock on with questions extending far beyond the classroom. As a recent graduate I feel prepared, both academically and otherwise, to take on whatever lies ahead, whether that be the workforce, graduate school, or life in general. The faculty and staff lie at the heart of MMG and anybody with a passion for science would be foolish to turn them down.

  Kira (Molecular Genetics), graduated 2012