Graduate students wishing to specialize in cancer research can do so within the Radiological Health Sciences (RHS) graduate degree program directed by faculty in the Radiation Cancer Biology and Oncology section of the Department of Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences, or within the multi-departmental Cell and Molecular Biology Program (CMB). The graduate curricula that emphasize cancer research within the RHS and CMB graduate degree programs share many of the same faculty and courses. The Radiation Cancer Biology and Oncology section in ERHS provides research and educational opportunities leading to an MS or PhD in Radiological Health Sciences and focuses on the role of radiation in inducing, diagnosing, and treating cancer.

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