Tomorrow's treatments begin with today's discoveries. Explore stem cells, tissue engineering and regenerative science to help shape the future of medicine.
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20
Total months to complete the program
6:1
Student to faculty ratio
40+
Faculty advancing the regenerative medicine field
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A bachelor's degree (BA/BS) from an accredited institution with a 3.0+ GPA is required. Applicants with lower GPAs and strong professional achievement may be considered.
Submit a personal statement detailing your interest in the MSRM program, enthusiasm for the curriculum and career goals. It will be reviewed for content and writing skills.
A minimum of two letters must be submitted from individuals who have supervised the applicant's academic work or job performance.
A 2–3-page résumé or CV highlighting your education, research or laboratory experience, technical skills, and relevant professional achievements is required.

Discover how the curriculum builds your skills from foundational concepts to advanced, real-world applications. Review course offerings and program structure that will shape your experience.
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The Master of Science in Regenerative Medicine is designed for students interested in biomedical research and clinical science. The program offers small cohorts with personalized mentorship and a highly hands-on curriculum. Students gain early experience in stem cell biology, laboratory techniques and translational applications, followed by a faculty-mentored thesis and research seminars in the second year. Training is led by NIH-funded faculty and clinical experts, preparing graduates for PhD, MD and other healthcare professional pathways.
The Master of Science in Regenerative Medicine is an immersive, research-driven program for students pursuing careers in biomedical research, clinical science or advanced healthcare training.
20 months
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To apply for the Cedars-Sinai Master of Science in Regenerative Medicine program,
begin by submitting the online application witha $55 fee. You'll need a personal statement, resume or CV, and official transcripts. A minimum of two letters of recommendation from individuals who supervised your academic or job performance are required. Letters should be on official letterhead. Eligible applicants include those with a bachelor's degree in fields such as biology, biomedical engineering and related life sciences. Applicants from engineering or scientific backgrounds with relevant experience in biology or medical sciences are also encouraged to apply. For fee waivers, especially for those in public service, contact the graduate program office. Email documents to [email protected]. Applications are evaluated holistically, focusing on leadership potential andacademic achievements.
Cedars‑Sinai Medical Center is accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC).
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Master of Science in Regenerative Medicine
Cedars-Sinai Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
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