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Cell Systems & Anatomy Career Paths and Marketable Skills

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The curriculum prepares students seeking a Master of Science degree for a fulfilling biomedical career in academic, industrial or clinical settings. Graduates of the program have won the annual Guarino award, the top institution-wide prize for M.S. graduates, in each of the last 6 years. 

Anatomical Sciences Track 

  • Our graduates enroll in medical or dental schools throughout Texas and out-of-state. 

Biotechnology Track 

  •  Our graduates work at major biotech/big pharma companies and academic institutions around the US. 

The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences is proud to partner with the Texas Higher Education Board in helping students develop and build on skills employers value and seek out in job candidates.

Master of Science in Cell Systems & Anatomy Marketable Skills:

1. Create models and theories related to anatomy, biotechnology, and other related scientific disciplines
2. Develop methods and applications for scientific and other research
3. Critical thinking including analysis and use of research data
4. Interpretation of data
5. Selection/analysis of scientific literature to support theories/applications
6. Written and oral communication skills
7. Research integrity/values/ethics applied to the design, implementation and analysis of research

The Office of Career Development

UT Health San Antonio graduate students have access to the GSBS Office of Career Development (OCD). The OCD provides career and professional development training opportunities including individual meetings/career counseling, workshops & seminars. The OCD also works with the Graduate School’s Career Advisory Council and provides career exploration talks. The OCD provides graduate students a framework to discover next steps in their career along with resources to encourage and prepare graduate students for the future.

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Recent Graduate Profiles

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Jordan Tanner: My Love For Anatomy

Meet the Researcher: Ellen Gaudet Teaches the Lower Limb Using Three-Dimensional Printing

A 3D Model To Help Students Understand Anatomy Better

Shalea Francois: Being an In-Home Care Provider Motivated Me

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