COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science follows a carefully structured four-year curriculum designed to provide students with a robust foundation in the life sciences while preparing them for professional school or careers in biomedical research and healthcare. In the first year, students complete introductory courses in chemistry, biology, mathematics, and English composition, establishing the core scientific and communication skills needed for advanced study. The second year builds on this foundation with organic chemistry, genetics, physics, and social science courses, while integrating laboratory experience to develop hands-on scientific skills. During the third year, students advance to biochemistry, physiology, cell biology, statistics, and biomedical ethics, gaining a deeper understanding of molecular and cellular processes and the ethical context of biomedical work. The curriculum also emphasizes critical thinking, data analysis, and communication through courses in psychology, sociology, and public speaking. In the fourth year, students focus on upper-level biology electives, humanities, arts, and complex issues courses, allowing for specialization and interdisciplinary study, while completing free electives to broaden their academic experience. Across all four years, the program balances theoretical knowledge with practical laboratory experience, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to analyze scientific data, interpret research, communicate effectively, and apply their expertise in professional or graduate-level biomedical settings.