The
Nanobiology Certificate Program aims to integrate students from a
number of existing graduate programs within this interdisciplinary
research structure and thereby to provide a coherent strategy for
educating students more broadly in nanobiology while still maintaining
intellectual depth in a core discipline.
This
site
will act as an information hub for the program, both
enhancing the growth of students involved and promoting opportunities
and collaborations with the outside community. Contents
will include educational and instructional materials collected from the
program’s course, APPPHYS
514-099, and a calendar of
organized activities.
The Nanobiology Certificate Program offered by the Rackham Graduate School at the University of Michigan.
The key features of the new training program will be the breadth of the required course work, a requirement for multidisciplinary research experience,and the creation of a new student-led seminar program. They are:
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Complete a nanoscience class within his or her Ph.D. area (3 credits).
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Complete two complementary nanoscience classes outside of his or her
specific Ph.D. area (6 credits) -
Perform collaborative research in a second laboratory or with a second
research group -
Attend APPPHYS514-099 seminar series (2 credits/semester, 3 semesters)
PART OF THE MICHIGAN NANOTECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE FOR MEDICINE AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
OFFERED THROUGH THE RACKHAM GRADUATE SCHOOL
