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Doctoral

Doctor of Philosophy with a Major in Quantitative BioSciences

Georgia Institute of Technology College of Sciences 2 courses

About This Program

School of Biological Sciences School of Chemistry and Biochemistry School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences School of Mathematics School of Physics School of Psychology The mission of the Georgia Tech Ph.D. program in Quantitative Biosciences (QBioS) is to enable the discovery of scientific principles underlying the dynamics, structure, and function of living systems. The QBioS program is designed to provide Ph.D. graduates with the skills and expert knowledge necessary to move directly into academia, industry and/or government, where they can apply their specific domain expertise and broadly relevant modeling tools. The Ph.D. program in Quantitative Biosciences is offered by the College of Sciences. Students select a home school within the College of Sciences and can select a thesis advisor from the entire list of program faculty, irrespective of home school. QBioS Ph.D. students will pursue thesis research across a broad range of research themes spanning molecular and cellular systems, chemical biology, behavior and applied physiology, ecology, evolution and earth systems. The diverse faculty will ensure that students are prepared for quantitative challenges in the biosciences, whether in the analysis of big data, analysis of complex models, and iterative design of theory and experiments. We welcome applications from high-quality undergraduate students, who are:

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