Admissions Toxicology and Cancer Biology Forensic Master's Program Admissions Application Process This professional program is currently accepting online applications. Cohorts typically start in the fall semesters. However, spring semester admission for this program will be considered for those who already have an advanced degree, such as a MS and above. If you believe you qualify and would like to begin taking courses in the spring semester, you can either send your transcripts to the director of graduate studies for her to evaluate or you may submit your application with a spring start date and she will reach out to you if there are any questions or concerns. The director of graduate studies’ information is at the bottom of this webpage. All applications must follow the procedural requirements of the University of Kentucky Graduate School and must be submitted directly to the Graduate School. The online application form for the Graduate School may be accessed below. When applying via the Graduate School online application, make sure to select the program from the drop-down menu. Application Deadline November 1: Application is available online for the following fall semester. Applications received before April 1st will receive priority consideration for admission. Completed applications will continue to be considered up until one month prior to the fall semester. Apply Now Requirements Prerequisites Prerequisites An undergraduate bachelor’s degree in biology, chemistry, forensic science, or a related field of study from an accredited university is preferred. However, students with other bachelor’s degrees or the equivalent from an accredited university will be considered if they are judged to be highly competitive and have completed foundational undergraduate courses in chemistry, biology, or related fields. No GRE is required for admission to the program. Documents Documents Required documents for the application include: 2-3 letters of recommendation. Provide the names and contact information of individuals who are familiar with your undergraduate and graduate coursework, research, employment, etc. A personal statement indicating professional interests, qualifications, and goals for program study and career goals. A CV indicating education, any academic honors/accomplishments, research-related experience (publications and presentations), laboratory experience, skills, and relevant work experience. Contact Us Isabel Mellon, PhD Director of Graduate Studies Department of Toxicology and Cancer Biologymellon@uky.edu or toxandcancerbio@uky.edu 859-257-6253
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