Building on its leadership in scientific research and education, Kennesaw State University on Wednesday received approval ...

With an applied physics: biomedical degree, you’ll gain specialized knowledge and skills for careers in medical physics, biomedical engineering, and related fields. Become who you’re meant to be.

Explore how the biomedical engineering bachelor's degree compares with three related degrees within Michigan Technological University, offering insight into curriculum similarities, shared ...

In Bethel’s B.S. in biology degree with a human biology/biomedical emphasis, you’ll build a foundation in the biological sciences that allows you flexibility to tailor your classes to align with your ...

The BSSA welcomes students from all years in the biomedical sciences program and any RIT student interested in medicine or health sciences. Club activities begin in January and will include: Peer ...

Cristin Gavin, Ph.D., Cristin Gavin, Ph.D.serves as associate dean for undergraduate biomedical programs for the UAB Heersink School of Medicine. In this role, she has fostered thriving opportunities ...

While the program is your home, there are many opportunities to interact with students and faculty from across the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences as well as throughout the Texas Medical Center ...

UAB School of Dentistry in collaboration with the UAB Graduate School offers graduate studies leading to a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Dentistry. The objective of the program is to relate basic ...

The Master of Science degree program in Applied Biomedical Sciences - Laboratory Management option requires the successful completion of a minimum of 30 semester hours of graduate level courses. These ...

(EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was originally published in the fall 2025 issue of the UB Medicine alumni magazine.) All the way back in the sixth grade, Trey Lewis participated in a college preparation ...

Why join a biomedical sciences student club? Abramson, a third-year accelerated BS/MS student and club president, emphasizes that RIT’s biomedical sciences culture is collaborative—not competitive.