STEM
Harvard University, United States
Systems, Synthetic, and Quantitative Biology (SSQB) is an innovative field that explains how higher-level properties of complex biological systems arise from the interactions among their parts. Harvard was one of the first institutions to offer a program to explore this exciting new field.
Faculty: Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences | Department: Systems, Synthetic, and Quantitative Biology | Study mode: full-time | Intake: Fall | Location: Cambridge, MA, United States
Harvard Griffin GSAS admission (programme-specific) - Academic Background: Applicants typically have a background in biology, physics, chemistry, computer science, engineering, or mathematics and work to forge a new approach to biology that combines theoretical and experimental approaches. The typical student has a strong background in one of the disciplines relevant to systems biology and an interest in interdisciplinary research. Personal Statement: Required. Standardized Tests: GRE General: Optional.
USD 59,048 a year (2026-2027). Full tuition rate for the first two years of study (reduced in years 3-4); PhD students typically receive grants covering tuition. Source
Intake: Fall
Apply through the official page: https://gsas.harvard.edu/apply
STEM
Harvard University, United States
STEM
Harvard University, United States
STEM
Harvard University, United States
STEM
Harvard University, United States
STEM
Harvard University, United States
STEM
Harvard University, United States
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