24 courses with the subject GBIO, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
GBIO 9511Current Topics in Oral Health Research I1-3
During this journal club students will meet regularly to discuss and critically evaluate published articles. This forum will allow students to learn about research and current innovative and significant topics in areas related to Oral Heath. Discussion will focus on research techniques, and application for evidence-based practice. Students will be expected to present at least twice during their time as MSOB students. 2026-27 Catalog | Generated 08/03/26
GBIO 9512Current Topics in Oral Health Research II1-3
During this journal club students will meet regularly to discuss and critically evaluate published articles. This forum will allow students to learn about research and current innovative and significant topics in areas related to Oral Heath. Discussion will focus on research techniques, and application for evidence-based practice. Students will be expected to present at least twice during their time as MSOB students.
GBIO 9513Current Topics in Oral Health Research III1-3
During this journal club students will meet regularly to discuss and critically evaluate published articles. This forum will allow students to learn about research and current innovative and significant topics in areas related to Oral Heath. Discussion will focus on research techniques, and application for evidence-based practice. Students will be expected to present at least twice during their time as MSOB students.
GBIO 9514Current Topics in Oral Health Research IV1-3
During this journal club students will meet regularly to discuss and critically evaluate published articles. This forum will allow students to learn about research and current innovative and significant topics in areas related to Oral Heath. Discussion will focus on research techniques, and application for evidence-based practice. Students will be expected to present at least twice during their time as MSOB students.
Using a combination of evidence based current literature and lecture this course will focus on Basic concepts in cell and molecular biology as they relate to in bioengineering in oral health, host –pathogen interactions, relationship between systemic and oral biology, role of nutrition in oral heath, vaccines and oral health as well as oral microbiome.
Using a combination of evidence based current literature and lecture this course will focus on Basic concepts in cell and molecular biology as they relate to in bioengineering in oral health, host –pathogen interactions, relationship between systemic and oral biology, role of nutrition in oral heath, vaccines and oral health as well as oral microbiome.
1-2 GBIO 9723 MS Research Thesis Practicum III 0.25-1 GBIO 9724 MS Research Thesis Practicum IV 0.5 GBIO 9731 Introduction to Systematic Reviews Fall 0.75 GBIO 9732 Introduction to Biostatistics Spring For more information: https://www.dental.upenn.edu/ academic_programs_admissions/graduate_dental_education_programs/ Course masters_of_science_in_oral_biology (https://www.dental.upenn.edu/ Units academic_programs_admissions/graduate_dental_education_programs/ masters_of_science_in_oral_biology/) 1.75-3 The degree and major requirements displayed are intended as a guide for students entering in the Fall of 2026 and later. Students should consult with their academic program regarding final certifications and requirements for graduation.
GBIO 9732Introduction to Biostatistics Spring3.75-5
For more information: https://www.dental.upenn.edu/ academic_programs_admissions/graduate_dental_education_programs/ Course masters_of_science_in_oral_biology (https://www.dental.upenn.edu/ Units academic_programs_admissions/graduate_dental_education_programs/ masters_of_science_in_oral_biology/) e 1-3 1.75-3 The degree and major requirements displayed are intended as a guide for students entering in the Fall of 2026 and later. Students should consult with their academic program regarding final certifications and requirements for graduation.
GBIO 9761Gateway to Research: Finding Your Project Path2-4
Gateway to Research is a semester-long course designed for students in the Master of Science in Biology program at Penn Dental Medicine. This course introduces students to the diverse research areas pursued by faculty at Penn Dental Medicine, including translational, clinical, an basic science research. Students will engage with faculty through weekly sessions to explore ongoing projects, methodologies, and opportunities for collaboration.
