DISSERTATION II: DISSERTATION RESEARCH

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Dissertation II: Research course prepares the student for the execution, development, and completion of the doctoral research. The student should have its dissertation proposal approved as this proposal serves as a guide. Doctoral dissertation is the final requirement for obtaining a doctorate in philosophy with a specialization in Toxicology and Pharmacology. This course explains the components, format, and style requirements of a doctoral dissertation. It also describes the process for the development and approval of the oral and written dissertation. As part of graduation requirements, the candidate must submit at least one manuscript for publication of a scientific paper in peer -review journal s prior to defending the dissertation. The course prepares the student for the development of this manuscript and the process of submitting it for publication in scientific journals. The necessary graduation documentation, oral defense format and final req uirements for the degree will also be discussed.