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The biomedical sciences major provides the foundational sciences necessary for those planning a career in the medical sciences or health professions.
Concordia’s biomedical science degree gives you the foundation needed for your desired future career whether entering a graduate program in the biomedical sciences; admission to a school of medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, or veterinary science; or enrollment in a professional program such as physician assistant or physical therapy.
Virtual TourConcordia’s biomedical science degree gives you the foundation needed for your desired future career whether entering a graduate program in the biomedical sciences; admission to a school of medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, or veterinary science; or enrollment in a professional program such as physician assistant or physical therapy.
The biomedical science degree has three tracks you can choose from: Human Biology, Pre-Medical, and Research. Your selection of electives within your chosen track will enable you to further individualize the final program based on your particular career goals. Request information now.
Concordia has outstanding faculty in the biomedical sciences who are willing and able to guide you in your selection, and work with you to help you fulfill your vocation.
The biomedical science major is the foundation of many of our Pre-Professional Pathways whereby Concordia students gain competitive advantages when applying to professional school. Benefits from these pathways could include early acceptance/assurance, dual degree programs shaving time off your education, and guaranteed interviews. CUW has partnered with numerous institutions:
View a full list of Concordia's pre-professional pathways here.
Starting your freshman year, you will be hands-on in the anatomy lab with cadavers and have individual access to our Anatomage tables.

The Anatomage Table is a life-sized, touchscreen digital anatomy system that will help you explore God’s design of the human body with clarity and depth.

In the anatomy lab, you'll have opportunities to interact with cadavers. By combining classroom and laboratory education, you'll graduate with the knowledge and skills necessary to be successful in your doctoral studies.
As a biomedical science degree student, you will customize your program based on an area of interest. Although your foundational classes include human biology, genetics, microbiology, chemistry, physics, and bioethics. Depending on your track choice and electives, you may delve as deeply as you like into topics such as:
Support and growth continue outside the classroom through mentoring programs and networking within student organizations, such as the Pre-Med and Pre-Pharmacy Clubs. Not to mention opportunities to develop your scientific curiosity by participating in research programs offered in the Departments of Life and Earth Sciences and Departments of Physical Sciences.
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