Mission Statement
A Master of Arts in Biomedical Sciences will provide a strong foundation for students in the areas of pre clinical science, healthcare ethics and preventative health. The rigorous curriculum will provide a strong scientific and ethical foundation for students pursuing in medicine, dentistry, physician assistant studies and physical therapy. Students will also develop teamwork and leadership skills, which will prepare them for futures as healthcare providers or leaders in the healthcare industry including clinical research.
Goals
Students who graduate with a Meredith College Master of Arts in Biomedical Sciences with demonstrate:
- Advanced knowledge of scientific foundations that underlie clinical care
- Advanced knowledge of the socioeconomic determinants of health and ethics of healthcare delivery
- Proficiency in concepts related to the application of statistical analysis, clinical research and modern evidence-based practice
- Strong professional skills necessary to submit a strong application to health professions programs
Program of Study
The Master of Arts in Biomedical Sciences in the Department of Biological Sciences is a 31 credit, 2-semester program designed to provide academic and professional training for students preparing to apply to various professional programs in healthcare. The curriculum consists of 11 core courses. Admitted students will have completed an undergraduate degree in a life-sciences related field