Information for Students

Graduate Research and Training

The University of Missouri-Columbia (MU) offers outstanding opportunities for graduate research and training in the field of Structural Biology. Our graduates are highly sought after for jobs in industry, academia, and government. MU offers exceptional facilities for structural biology research including state-of-the-art NMR spectrometers, two macromolecular X-ray image plate systems, and access to national facilities for advanced data collection. Additionally, MU encourages interdisciplinary research and our program is part of a campus-wide network of research programs including life sciences, genetics, nutrition and plant biochemistry.

Prospective graduate students should apply through one of our participating departments:

Undergraduate Research Experience

MU offers a variety of forums for undergraduate research experience, including the Life Sciences Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program, and individual research credit hours. Students interested in gaining research experience in structural biology outside the classroom should contact individual faculty members. Part-time student employment may also be available depending on laboratory need.