Biomedical Sciences

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Immerse yourself in science and health

Join a proven path to success. We develop tomorrow’s doctors, scientists, researchers and many more.

Our state-of-the-art facilities and expert faculty will prepare you for a rewarding career.

Undergraduate programs

Whatever you want to do, it starts with a major.

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Major
Want to earn an advanced medical degree? Start here. Explore the building blocks of life and their roles in health and disease.
Clinical lab students testing samples in hospital.
Major
Make the lab your workplace. Test blood samples, detect diseases and more.
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Certificates and minors
Pair your current major with a certificate or minor.

Graduate programs

Move up in your career field with a master’s degree.

Already have one? Refresh your skills with a certificate.

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Master's
Understand the keys to life at a higher level. Do research that helps you pursue a career or advanced study.
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Certificate
Increase your knowledge of cell structure, genetics and more.
Certificate
Go in-depth on anatomy and physiology, and how they apply to human medicine.

Why choose Missouri State for biomedical sciences?

It’s simple: Low costs, superb training for your future and a welcoming environment.

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Tuition costs (average per year)

$7,500

MSU’s costs are lower than most schools in the state and well below the national average. We invite you to compare.
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Acceptance rates

>95%

Our students have a great track record for admission into graduate school and professional programs (medicine, dentistry, dietetics and more).
Job growth

1.9 million

Projected new jobs added within the health care industry by 2028.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

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