Life Sciences
Discovery through Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Scientific research is coalesced around core interests in RNA science and technology, neuroscience, microbiology, molecular evolution of disease and molecular and cell biology. Founded on the philosophy that scientific discovery is a multidisciplinary, collaborative and highly interactive enterprise, the Life Science Research Initiative is based on a dynamic approach to scientific discovery and education. Discovery occurs at the frontiers and intersections of science and Life Sciences faculty provide a critical focus for collaborative discovery across traditional departments as well as with other University at Albany and regional scientists. The Life Sciences Research Building (LSRB) houses these activities as well as the RNA Institute.
Take classes online or in person. Our eight sessions — spanning four, six or twelve weeks — provide the flexibility you need to study, work and relax this summer.
Summer Sessions 2024 is scheduled for May 20 to August 9, 2024 Visit the Academic Calendar for exact dates and deadlines.
Explore our wide range of class offerings on the Schedule of Classes.
Summer financial aid is available for current UAlbany students, and summer housing is available to both UAlbany students and visiting students.
If you’re enrolled in a UAlbany undergraduate degree program, you’ll register through Academic Advising.
Degree seeking or non-degree graduate students, register through their academic department.
All other students, including college and high school students from other institutions, apply and register through the Office of General Studies.
Review per-credit tuition and fees. You will be financially liable for any courses for which you register.
Note: Visiting students are not eligible for online tuition rates and will be charged at the standard rate based on residency status, regardless of course modality. For current information on billing and payments, please visit E-Pay.
Financial aid is not available for non-degree students. If you are a visiting student from another college or university, please contact your home institution regarding financial aid.
Financial aid is available for degree-seeking UAlbany students.
For academic regulations and course prerequisites, please refer to the Undergraduate Bulletin and/or Graduate Bulletin.
Visit the Registrar's Office for Grading Information and Transcripts.
Note: Once admitted, non-degree undergraduate students must maintain a 2.0 cumulative grade point average (GPA). If you don’t maintain a 2.0 GPA and/or fail to complete your courses, you may be subject to dismissal.
Visit the Course Auditing page for detailed information on formal and informal auditing at UAlbany.
Note: Non-degree undergraduate students should email [email protected] to start the process for auditing.
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