The Biology Graduate Program at the Graduate School of Science provides advanced training in fundamental biological processes across cellular, molecular, and organismal levels. Research areas include developmental cell biology, ecology, growth regulation, and molecular neurobiology, with a focus on neural circuits and cell regulation. The program also explores marine biology, biomembrane functions, and signal transduction, employing techniques such as high-resolution optical microscopy. Plant physiology and molecular signaling, as well as animal organ functions, are also part of the curriculum. Students are prepared for careers in research and academia through interdisciplinary education and hands-on laboratory experience.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.