MMBio Graduate Programs
Graduate Studies
Rapid advances in molecular research techniques and new ways of thinking about biological networks and interactions have made this an exciting time to work in the biomedical science field.
The Department of Microbiology and Molecular Biology (MMBIO) represents the best BYU has to offer in the way of advanced classroom instruction and cutting-edge research. MMBIO graduate students have remarkable opportunities to learn current research methods and drive the discovery process.
MMBio Department Funding Policy
Masters students are not provided with any financial assistance upon admittance into the program.
PhD students are provided with complete tuition coverage and a living stipend upon admittance into the program.
Resources
Learn more about the program and admission requirements, program outcomes, and program stats.
Learn more about the program and admission requirements, program outcomes, and program stats.
Graduate programs in Microbiology and Molecular Biology (MMBIO) emphasize a combination of coursework and laboratory experience with an emphasis on the latter.
Facilities available at the Life Sciences Building and the Eyring Science Center:
Department of Microbiology & Molecular Biology Graduate Handbook 2021-2022
Contact Us
Johnson, Steven
Johnson, Kevin
Davis, Mary
Berges, Brad
Graduate Committee Member
Room: 3136 LSB
801-422-8112
bradford_berges@byu.edu
Room: 3136 LSB
801-422-8112
bradford_berges@byu.edu
Erickson, Dave