COURSE CURRICULUM

The Microbiology MSc program offers a diverse range of courses designed to deepen students' understanding of microbial science and support their research training. Graduate Seminar in Microbiology 1 (MBIO 7010) provides students with opportunities to present and discuss current research, fostering communication and critical thinking skills. Graduate Microbiology (MBIO 7040) covers foundational and advanced topics in microbiology, offering a comprehensive overview of microbial physiology, genetics, and pathogenesis. Environmental Microbiology (MBIO 7050) focuses on microbial roles in natural ecosystems and their impact on environmental processes. Microbial Interactions (MBIO 7060) explores the relationships between microbes and their hosts or environments, including symbiosis, competition, and pathogenesis. Bioprocessing (MBIO 7070) delves into the industrial and biotechnological applications of microbes, emphasizing the use of microorganisms in production processes. Advanced Concepts in Microbiology (MBIO 7100) provides in-depth study of specialized topics, allowing students to explore current research trends. Special Problems in Microbiology (MBIO 7160) offers flexible study options for individual research interests. Macromolecular Structure Analysis (MBIO 7200) introduces students to techniques used to study the structure and function of biological macromolecules. Together, these courses provide a strong foundation for research and professional development in microbiology.