Biomedical Sciences Degree
Interested in human health and disease, genetics or cancer biology? With state-of-the-art tools and real-world experiences, the biomedical sciences major will prepare you to embark on a career in health care or biomedical science.
As a biomedical sciences major, you’ll gain a background in human anatomy and physiology, and cell biology, developmental biology, immunology or microbiology, as well as the foundational courses in chemistry and physics required for advanced study in the field. You’ll also build strong laboratory skills through your capstone research project and have multiple opportunities to pursue internships in the field.
As a biomedical sciences major, you will be prepared to enter the workforce immediately or to pursue an advanced degree in the field, such as a professional health care program or a graduate program .
Prepare for Advanced Study
Our liberal arts curriculum gives you a strong foundation in biology, chemistry, physics, sociology and psychology — all essential for health professions. These courses also prepare you for entrance exams like the MCAT, DAT, OAT and PCAT.
Our flexible program lets you explore interests beyond science. Add a second major or minor, like Spanish for healthcare, or pursue passions in music or athletics. The biomedical sciences major isn’t the only path to a health career. Biology, biochemistry, chemistry, neuroscience or psychology can also prepare you for professional school with the right prerequisite courses.
- 100%
of students do research with faculty for course credit
- 50%
- of cost reimbursed for professional prep courses
- 100%
- of MCAT exam topics covered in coursework
