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Graduate Students
Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics
Students interested in pursuing a PhD in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics have the opportunity to do so via several different Graduate Programs. The diversity of programs that our students are enrolled reflects the broad research interests of our faculty, who participate in the following:
- Molecular Biology Program
- Biomedical Sciences Program
- Structural Biology and Biochemistry Program
- Computational Biosciences Program
- Medical Scientist Training Program (MD/PhD)
- Cancer Biology Program
- Human Molecular Genetics and Genomics Program
Visit the appropriate link for the program that best matches your interests to learn more about the PhD opportunities within that program. The Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics Faculty Profiles list the PhD programs in which each faculty member participates. Admission to one of the programs listed in the faculty member profile enables students to pursue a PhD with that faculty member.
The Department invites all graduate students to present their research during the Friday Research Talks. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about the research in the department and establish collaborations
with departmental faculty, postdoctoral fellows, professional research assistants and your fellow graduate students!
Graduate School Diversity & Equity
BMG is committed to diversity and equity in the recruitment and retention of our students. Among it's initiatives, the CU Anschutz Graduate School provides opportunities for application fee waivers in all programs.
2021 Graduate Student Awards
 | Bolie Scholar Rachel Jones (Kieft Lab) |
 | NIH Diversity Supplement Amy Briggs (DeGregori Lab) |
 | NIH F31 Matt Szucs (Kieft Lab) |
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