Chemical and Environmental Toxicology

Getting in

As the university states it

to the Master's in the Collaborative Program in Chemical and Environmental Toxicology are as follows: Prior admission to the master's program in one of the supporting Institutes participating in the program. A letter of recommendation from the participating faculty member of the collaborative program, which both recommends admission and indicates the willingness of the faculty member to supervise the candidate's research program in Chemical and/or Environmental Toxicology. Admission Applications should be directed to the primary participating unit that is the most appropriate to the student's research interests. Once accepted and registered in one of the Institutes, students must be sponsore…