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Program checklist · Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB) – Employee-Professional Masters

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB) – Employee-Professional Masters

Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science · Rochester, MN

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Program
Award
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB) – Employee-Professional Masters
Credential class
ceterms:MasterDegree
CIP
26.0406
Total credits (published)
45
Credits (computed from items)
57
Catalog edition
2026
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
173957
CourseShelf checklist
CK_173957_55dcd537
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Course Requirements

0 items

    MGS Courses

    4 items
    1. MGS 6000
      1
    2. BMB 5100
      Molecules of Life
      As published: “Chemical Principles of Biopolymer Systems (Advanced Chemical Principles of Biological Syst)”
      2
    3. BMB 5150
      Molecular Cell Biology
      As published: “Molecular Cell Biology (Advanced Molecular Cell Biology)”
      2
    4. MGS 6400
      Master's Capstone Project
      As published: “Master's Scholarly Review Article (Final Project)”
      6

    Journal Clubs

    1 item
    1. BMB 6500
      Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Journal Club
      As published: “Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Journal Club (1 cr./yr) 1”
      1

    Advanced Coursework

    1 item
    1. Any course approved for graduate credit regardless of the “track” it is offered by.
      Not resolved to a course
      33

    Final Project Corrections

    0 items

      First Year - Summer Term

      1 item
      1. MGS 6000
        1

      First Year - Fall Term

      2 items
      1. BMB 5100
        Molecules of Life
        As published: “Chemical Principles of Biopolymer Systems”
        2
      2. MGS 5031
        Fundamental Principles of Biomedical Sciences: Structure to Function
        As published: “Fundamental Principles in Genome Dynamics, Biochemistry, and Cellular Biology”
        3

      First Year - Winter Term

      1 item
      1. BMB 5150
        2

      First Year - Spring Term

      0 items

        Second Year - Summer Term

        1 item
        1. BMB 6500
          1

        Second Year - Fall Term

        1 item
        1. BMB 6500
          1

        Second Year - Winter Term

        0 items

          Second Year - Spring Term

          0 items

            Third Year - Summer Term

            0 items

              Third Year - Fall Term

              1 item
              1. BMB 6500
                1

              Third Year - Winter Term

              0 items

                Third Year - Spring Term

                0 items

                  Fourth Year - Summer Term

                  0 items

                    Fourth Year - Fall Term

                    1 item
                    1. BMB 6500
                      1

                    Fourth Year - Winter Term

                    0 items

                      Fourth Year - Spring Term

                      0 items

                        Fifth Year - Summer Term

                        0 items

                          Fifth Year - Fall Term

                          0 items

                            Fifth Year - Winter Term

                            0 items

                              Fifth Year - Spring Term

                              0 items
                                Source. Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science, catalog 2026 — https://catalog.mayo.edu/archive/2024-2025/graduate-biomedical-sciences/employee-professional-masters-degree-programs/biochemistry-molecular-biology-employee-professional-masters/. Captured page pages/0324.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.