The Masters in Science in Integrative Genomics program at Black Hills State University

The Masters in Science in Integrative Genomics program at Black Hills State
University (Spearfish, South Dakota) currently has openings for the Fall
2015 semester. This program exposes students to modern techniques and
instrumentation in the laboratory and field and prepares students for
success in both academic and other biotechnology-related pursuits.

Graduate Research Assistantships (RAs) are awarded to students and provide
a competitive stipend plus funding for research. All RAs receive a reduced
tuition rate (1/3 of in-state rate) and assist with instruction of
undergraduate-level science labs.

Black Hills State University, located in the heart of the northern Black
Hills in Spearfish, SD, offers 75 academic programs at the associate,
bachelor, and master degree levels. BHSU, which has over 4,000 students,
has earned a reputation for transforming lives through innovative,
high-quality academic programs and a dynamic learning community. Our
location provides a natural laboratory for Integrative Genomics. We are
also close to the Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory
(DUSEL) at Homestake Mine, allowing for collaboration with other major
universities (to study, for example, the meta-genomics of the unique
microbial communities found in extreme environments).

Learn more about the community here:
www.visitspearfish.com
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTsFzC9vESI
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrRRHz2TRDs

Information about M.S. Integrative Genomics program requirements and
application process can be found here:
www.bhsu.edu/Academics/GraduatePrograms/IntegrativeGenomics/tabid/2164/Default.aspx

For further information email:  Raeann.Mettler@bhsu.edu

Raeann Mettler

School of Natural Sciences
Black Hills State University
1200 University Street Unit 9008
Spearfish, SD 57799-9008

Raeann Mettler