Physiology Graduate Program

Two-Step Application Process
(You must complete both steps)

The application deadline is January 15.

1. Apply to the Graduate School
   Hard copy informational packets and application materials are not available. Apply to the Graduate School online at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Graduate School web site:
   
   The Graduate School's Online Application
   
   The online application and $45 application fee must be electronically sent to the Graduate School. Additional Graduate School web site resources:
   
   Graduate School Admission Requirements
   Information to Send to the Graduate School
    
2. Apply Directly to our Program
   Please send your official transcripts or academic records from each institution attended, official GRE & TOEFL scores (for score reporting, use institution code 1846 to insure your scores are received at the University of Wisconsin-Madison), and a statement of purpose containing your reasons and goals for graduate study:

Physiology Graduate Program
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Attn: Sue Krey
1300 University Avenue
Madison, Wi 53706

For letters of recommendation please visit the following web site:
http://info.gradsch.wisc.edu/./elorinstructions.html

The Physiology program requires three letters of recommendation, preferably from an undergraduate research advisor, tutors or teaching professors.

If you have any questions about the application process, please contact Sue Krey, Program Assistant for the Physiology program, by phone at (608) 262-9114 or e-mail at admissions@physiology.wisc.edu.

Note that all required documents must be sent directly to the Department of Physiology, and not to the Graduate School.

Important Documents & Web Resources

• International Student Expenses

Individuals will be notified in mid-February if they have been granted an interview. Graduate interviews typically take place in late February and March. During the interview, prospective students will meet with faculty, current graduate students, and tour the department.

For additional details, please refer to the Graduate Student Handbook (PDF).