Master in Developmental Biology and Embryology (Master's)

For Master in Developmental Biology and Embryology (Master's), the tuition fee is 24,458 USD per year.

This field studies embryology, development, and growth in animals and human beings. It covers fertilization, oogenesis, histogenesis, gastrulation, cell differentiation, organ formation, pattern formation, morphogenesis, gene regulation, cell lineage, and fate maps.

It is used to study disease and defects in development. It also applies transgenic and evolutionary models to specific organisms and phyla.

For international students, tuition is around the median for US programmes.

Baylor College of Medicine in Houston is a private, independent health sciences center founded in 1900 and located within the Texas Medical Center, the world’s largest medical complex. The institution combines rigorous medical and graduate education with extensive clinical affiliations and research activity, benefiting from over $400 million in annual research support and more than 90 research and patient-care centers.

BCM offers focused programs across medicine, biomedical sciences, public health and allied health fields, with strong emphasis on translational research and interprofessional collaboration. Learners gain clinical experience through affiliations with eight distinguished teaching hospitals and access to cutting-edge facilities. The college’s values—respect, integrity, innovation, teamwork and excellence—underscore an environment that supports ethical practice, inclusion and mentorship for trainees and researchers.

International and domestic students seeking careers in health sciences will find Baylor’s combination of high-impact research, patient-care opportunities and professional development compelling. The college’s location in Houston provides abundant clinical and research placements, while dedicated student services and a collaborative culture help prepare graduates for leadership roles in healthcare, research and community service worldwide.