15 Master's degrees offered by the university

Molecular Genetics at The Ohio State University has a rich history and long tradition of training world-class scientists.

The Plant Health Management program from The Ohio State University is a professional master's degree with a curriculum that combines practical plant health training with professional skills.  

The Biophysics program from The Ohio State University trains students to understand biological systems using the theories and methods of quantitative life science. More exactly, biophysics training involves using physics and its related sciences of physical chemistry, electrical engineering, mathematics, and computer science to research basic biological questions.

The Quantitative Research, Evaluation and Measurement (QREM) program at The Ohio State University develops you as an expert in quantitative research design, educational statistics, and measurement.

The Evolution, Ecology and Organismal Biology program from The Ohio State University is not prescriptive, but rather is planned by the student and a member of the EEOB graduate faculty who acts as her/his research advisor so as to meet the student's individual needs and interests.

The Anatomy Master’s Program from The Ohio State University is designed to prepare students for continuing their education in a professional degree program or for research in a PhD program. 

Students come to The Ohio State University Department of Entomology from across the U.S. and around the world. They have a large faculty with diverse research interests. 

The MS Translational Pharmacology program from The Ohio State University prepares graduates for careers as members of drug development research teams.

The Plant Pathology graduate program from The Ohio State University has an excellent national reputation with a top tier doctoral program (NRC 2010) and outstanding faculty committed to graduate education.  

The MS in Statistics degree at The Ohio State University can act as either a terminal degree or as a stepping-stone to a PhD program, and is typically a two year degree with either a thesis or exam requirement for graduation.

The goal of the Masters of Applied Neuroscience at The Ohio State University is to develop a biomedical work force with expertise in the techniques needed to advance in the field of Neuroscience.

The Master of Science in Immunology and Microbial Pathogenesis Program at The Ohio State University College of Medicine prepares students for an exciting and rewarding career in the medically important fields of immunologic and microbial pathogenic disease research.

The Master’s program in Microbiology at The Ohio State University offers an individualized approach to graduate study in one of the nation's largest teaching and research institutions

The Ohio State University College of Medicine offers a Master’s degree in Genetic Counseling. The mission of The Ohio State University Genetic Counseling Graduate program is to train our graduates to be knowledgeable, compassionate and scholarly genetic counselors.

The department aims to contribute to virtually all areas of statistical science, including the development of novel statistical theory and methodology. The Statistics program is offered by The Ohio State University.