Biomedical Science (B.S.)

Make Life-saving Contributions

Biomedical science majors are prepared to make valuable contributions to biological and medical fields. As a Biomedical Science major, you will gain a strong background in chemistry, physics, and social sciences with an focus on contributing to health professions. 
 
The Biomedical Science program is designed to prepare students for entrance into medical, dental, optometry, and physician assistant graduate programs.

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Graduates with a degree in Biomedical Science have a wide array of rewarding careers before them. Check out some of the top careers students get with this degree or explore more career options in I-Plan.

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Analytical Chemist

Analytical chemists conduct research in a wide range of industries performing laboratory research, instrument design, and process and product development.

Biochemist

Also known as molecular biologists, biochemists study molecular behaviors by conducting research, manage laboratory teams, and present research findings.

Forensic Scientist

Forensic scientists examine and collect evidence at crime scenes and perform laboratory analyses to generate scientific details for law enforcement.

Geneticist

A geneticist specializes in diagnosing and treating genetic disorders or conditions by researching gene inheritance at a molecular, organism, and population level.

Pharmacist

Pharmacists are trained to handle, prepare, and dispense medications to patients. They also offer expertise in the safe use of prescriptive drugs.

Physician

Physicians with a biomedical science background excel at promoting health by counseling and treating patients on diet, hygiene, and preventative healthcare.

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## Highlighted Courses

Gain a solid foundation in biochemistry, molecular biology, and statistics to understand the biological basis of health and disease. Develop analytical and laboratory skills essential for careers in healthcare, research, and biomedical industries.

Introductory Applied Physics I

PH 105

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Biostatistics

MATH 221B

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Biology of Microorganisms

BIO 321

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Abnormal Psychology

PSYCH 342

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Organic Chemistry II

CHEM 352

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Genetics and Molecular Biology

BIO 375

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Principles of Biochemistry

BIO 385

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Biochemistry I

CHEM 481

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Biochemistry II

CHEM 482

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