Bachelor of Science - Biomedical Sciences

Students will develop an understanding of biological and chemical systems of the human body while they build a foundation for a successful career in the health professions. As a Marquette biomedical sciences major, students will take courses as an undergraduate that most other research institutions limit to graduate students.

With work that includes histology, pharmacology and molecular pathology, students will gain an edge over their competition, whether they plan to enter the workforce right after graduation or go on to a graduate or professional program. It's one of the reasons this major is so popular with pre-med and pre-dentistry students, and why it's the starting place for Marquette's Physician Assistant Studies program.