Traditional Master’s Degree Plan: Biomedical Sciences

This is a sample schedule for this degree. Your actual schedule may vary.

Meet with your advisor and review the class schedule before confirming your schedule.

Program overview

The biomedical sciences graduate program builds on the basic laboratory and research skills that you gained during your major.

It helps to have a background in science; some undergraduate science courses are required for you to be admitted.

While this program is designed to advance your skills for a career in research, it can also help you prepare for further education or a pre-professional program.

The following degree plan, last reviewed 03-07-2022, is based on the graduate catalog.

First semester (fall)

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Total hours 9

Second semester (spring)

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Total hours 10

Third semester (fall)

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Statistics course (if needed) 3
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Total hours 8

Fourth semester (spring)

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Total hours 5

Tips for success

  • The master's degree in biomedical sciences requires at least 32 credit hours. Review the program requirements for more information.
  • You must take and complete an approved statistics course, if a course in statistics is not part of your previous academic record. PBH 730 is suggested.

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