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Loyola University Chicago Cell & Molecular Physiology
Stritch School of Medicine
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MS

MS Program

The Department offers three MS degree tracks:

Special MS track in Medical physiology (MSMP)
  • The Master of Science in Physiology program is designed for college graduates who are interested in strengthening their understanding of medical physiology with the intent of enhancing their academic credentials to succeed in their medical school applications and the medical school academic years. 
Masters track for a career in Clinical and Applied Proteomics (MS-CAPs)
  • The Master of Science in Clinical and Applied Proteomics (MS-CAPs) Program is for science graduates and individuals working in the field of scientific research who want to advance their career through specialized study in the exciting field of Mass Spectrometry.
Research-intensive track in Cell and Molecular Physiology (MS CaMP)
  • This two-year, research-intensive, thesis-required program trains students to perform basic research and provides them with the tools to acquire, analyze, and integrate the data into a physiological context.

The Department offers three MS degree tracks:

Special MS track in Medical physiology (MSMP)
  • The Master of Science in Physiology program is designed for college graduates who are interested in strengthening their understanding of medical physiology with the intent of enhancing their academic credentials to succeed in their medical school applications and the medical school academic years. 
Masters track for a career in Clinical and Applied Proteomics (MS-CAPs)
  • The Master of Science in Clinical and Applied Proteomics (MS-CAPs) Program is for science graduates and individuals working in the field of scientific research who want to advance their career through specialized study in the exciting field of Mass Spectrometry.
Research-intensive track in Cell and Molecular Physiology (MS CaMP)
  • This two-year, research-intensive, thesis-required program trains students to perform basic research and provides them with the tools to acquire, analyze, and integrate the data into a physiological context.