Graduate Training Opportunities

The University of Michigan does not have a free-standing Virology graduate program: students interested in virology can train in any of the graduate programs indicated below. Most of the laboratories listed on this site belong to one or more of the following degree granting graduate programs, all of which enroll students through a combined graduate admissions program called the Program in Biomedical Sciences, or PIBS. 

Click on any name below for more information.

Microbiology and Immunology

Kathleen Collins

Adam Lauring

Akira Ono

Malini Raghavan

Chelsey Spriggs

Alice Telesnitsky

Jason Weinberg

Christiane Wobus

Immunology

Kathleen Collins

Nick Lukacs

David Markovitz

Beth Moore

Malini Raghavan

Christiane Wobus

Cellular and Molecular Biology

Kathleen Collins

David Markovitz

Akira Ono

Malini Raghavan

Andrew Tai

Alice Telesnitsky

Billy Tsai

Christiane Wobus

Pathology

Nick Lukacs

Cell and Developmental Biology

Billy Tsai

Chelsey Spriggs

More information about all these labs can be found through these the "Links to Virology Labs" link at the left. All prospective students interested in earning a Ph.D. in one of the University of Michigan programs listed above must apply for graduate studies through PIBS.

Potential students who wish to work toward both MD and PhD degrees should apply to the Medical Scientist Training Program.