Bring your questions and your ambition

We welcome applicants who want to understand reproduction, address unmet needs in human and animal health, and develop the research skills to contribute to the field of reproductive medicine.

Timeline of application

Who should apply

Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a recognized institution in biology, life sciences, biomedical sciences, veterinary medicine, human medicine, or a related field. The program’s proposed minimum undergraduate GPA is 3.3, with rigorous biology, chemistry, or equivalent coursework. Life and professional experiences are also considered.

Prior research experience is welcome but is not required. We consider your academic preparation, potential for graduate research, motivation, and contribution to a diverse community of scholars.

We encourage all those interested in pursuing a career in reproductive sciences to apply. This includes those just graduating from a bachelor’s program to individuals returning to school to further their careers or change their career trajectory.

Prepare your application

You will apply through the Cornell Graduate School Application portal though CollegeNet. Once you reach the Program Selection page, search Reproductive Medicine and select the MS-FTRM program for your application.

You will need the following to complete your application:

• Transcripts from undergraduate and other relevant postsecondary study
• A copy of your resume or CV
• At least two letters of recommendation
• A personal statement describing your background, any research experience, why you want to develop research skills, and your career goals in reproductive medicine
• English language proficiency documentation, where required under Cornell Graduate School policy

Use your personal statement to explain the questions you want to investigate and how the program’s comparative approach fits your interests. You may identify a preferred track and research areas that excite you.

Plan for the cost of study

The MS-FTRM is a self-funded program. Students are responsible for tuition, fees, living expenses, health insurance, and other study costs. Contact the program for advice on eligible funding and payment options. Scholarship availability should be confirmed directly with the program.

Questions before you apply

Contact us to discuss your preparation, research interests, or the application process.