AFFILIATED RESEARCH FACULTY

More than 170 faculty researchers at UC Irvine, representing numerous ongoing research disciplines, are committed to providing the education and research mentorship critical to the success of our biomedical and translational science master’s degree students.

Below are specific academic disciplines engaged in the MS-BATS program. Please click on the department(s) relevant to your particular research interest to view the list of individual faculty MS-BATS mentors and brief descriptions of their research expertise.

Affiliated research faculty below are organized by their primary Academic Discipline (choose your area of interest below):

Anatomy & Neurobiology	Anesthesiology	Biological Chemistry
Cardiology	Dermatology	Emergency Medicine
Epidemiology	Family Medicine	Hematology/Oncology
Immunology/Allergy	Infectious Disease	Internal Medicine
Medical Ethics	Microbio & Molecular Genetics	Neurology
Neurosurgery	Obstetrics & Gynecology	Occupat/Environmentl Med
Ophthalmology	Orthopaedic Surgery	Otolaryngology
Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	Pediatrics	Pharmacology & Toxicology
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation	Physiology & Biophysics	Psychiatry & Human Behavior
Radiation Oncology	Radiological Sciences	Surgery (General)
Surgery (Aesthetic & Plastic)	Urology

Academic Senate faculty members from other schools and programs on the UC Irvine campus with joint appointments in any department in the School of Medicine can also serve as thesis advisors and committee members in the MS-BATS program.

You also can use UC Irvine's Faculty Profile search engine and database to view full professional biographies of UC Irvine researchers. It is searchable by name, department, key word or full text data fields.