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.
Traditional Master’s Degree Plan: Biomedical Sciences
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.