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    Anatomy

    The Graduate Program in Anatomy is housed in the College of Medicine and offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. A combined M.D./Ph.D.program also is available for students admitted to both the College of Medicine and the Graduate Program in Anatomy.

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    Cybersecurity

    The Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity is designed to provide existing graduate students with a significantly enhanced tool for marketability in the computer security industry.

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    English

    Whether you're considering law, medicine, advertising, teaching, or journalism, a background in English can offer you a good foundation for a future career. Majoring in English, you gain strong critical reading, analytical thinking, focused...

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    “According to Howard’s mission statement, one of the University’s most abiding commitments is producing leaders for America and the global community. This year, students in the Graduate School have enthusiastically embraced the challenge of global...”

    -Angela Pashayan a native of Compton, California, PhD student in Political Science and International Relations at Howard. Jean Claude Abeck is native of Cameroon, and is in the African Studies doctoral program at Howard.

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    “The late Toni Morrison, literary powerhouse and a winner of both the Nobel Prize in Literature and the Pulitzer Prize, pronounced in her 1993 Nobel lecture that while death may be the meaning of life, the unique human ability to “do language” may...”

    -Kymberli Corprue comes to Howard from California State, Los Angeles where she earned a Master of Arts in English. Kymberli is a first-year English doctoral student.

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