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The department offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in biology as well as the dual degree M.S. in Education/ Biology for individuals interested in science education. The research and courses in the department emphasize cell biology, molecular biology, genetics and related areas. The department has three professors who have been recognized with Sigma Xi and University outstanding research awards. Many of the research laboratories in the department are directed by internationally known scientists. Included among these are editors of prestigious scientific journals and winners of research awards from international societies. The research laboratories are located in the $33 million Wolfe Hall. Please contact Dr. Patricia Komuniecki or Dr. Anthony Quinn for graduate program advising.
Application to the Department of Biological Sciences graduate program can be performed via the University of Toledo Graduate School. However, if you wish to have your application prescreened, you may also send a copy directly to the Biological Sciences department. Formal assessment of applicants begins in early February of each year for the following Fall's admission. Applications should be received prior to that time to be given full consideration.