About TROY's Biomedical Science Degree
Prepare for rewarding careers in health and biotechnology with the biomedical sciences program at 91原创. Led by renowned researchers and packed with hands-on learning experiences, our Bachelor of Science in Biology with a biomedical sciences focus gives you a thorough understanding of cells and the various approaches to analyzing genetic, molecular and cellular events 鈥� just the preparation you need for high-paying jobs with a biomedical science degree.
A Biomedical Sciences Degree with Specialized Courses
As a bio med major, you'll take advanced courses in microbial ecology, applied genetics, biochemistry and immunology that complement offerings in biomedical sciences. Our B.S. in biology with a biomedical science curriculum is designed to give you a thorough understanding of cellular and molecular biology. Enhanced by lab-based investigations, your courses will give you all you need to tackle complex biological systems using modern scientific approaches in your future career.
Strengthen Your Bio Med Degree with Research and More
By choosing TROY, you'll experience the biological and biomedical sciences beyond textbooks, working alongside renowned faculty and using state-of-the-art technology and equipment in labs. You can also enrich your academic and professional development by getting involved in honor societies like Beta Beta Beta and Alpha Epsilon Delta and TROY's student-led Environmental Club.
Biomedical Sciences Degree Curriculum
Biomedical Science Degree Location
Make meaningful connections with peers and professors by taking your classes on campus. For more information about program availability and delivery call 1-800-414-5756
Led by Renowned Biology/Biomedical Science Program Faculty
What makes TROY the best university for biomedical science? Our faculty. As a bio med major at TROY, you'll learn from recognized and respected biological and biomedical sciences faculty members. They have garnered numerous national and international awards and landed in areas such as prostate cancer. These outstanding scholars are also highly approachable and dedicated to your success, guiding you through your academic journey at TROY and into your future.
Biology - Biomedical Sciences Program
Faculty Profiles
Dr. Jacqueline Jones
Biology/Biomedical Sciences Scholarships
Joe & Mary Cromeans Charitable Foundation Annual Scholarship
If you're a junior or senior pursuing studies in biomedical sciences and maintain a GPA of 3.25 or higher, you may qualify for a . Learn more.
FAQ About the Biomedical Science Degree
Bio med, short for 鈥渂iomedical science,鈥� is a field where you apply biology and chemistry principles to healthcare. You'll explore how the human body functions, discover how diseases develop and find innovative treatments. Biomedical scientists work in labs conducting experiments and research that enhance medical knowledge and improve patient care.
If you're wondering, 鈥�What can I do with my biomedical science degree?鈥� know that your bachelor's in biology with a focus on biomedical sciences from TROY will open the door to a wide range of opportunities. Many of our students go on to pursue professional schools such as medical, veterinary or dental school, and this program provides a strong foundation for that path. You'll also be well-prepared for careers as a biomedical scientist, clinical research associate or biotechnologist. With the knowledge, skills and experience gained at TROY, you'll be equipped to succeed in medical labs, research institutions, healthcare settings and beyond.
High-paying roles with a biomedical sciences degree include medical scientist, biotechnologist and clinical research director. Keep in mind an advanced degree(s) may be preferred or required by employers.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the median annual wages for these three jobs in May 2023 were:
- Medical scientists: $100,890
- Biological technician: $51,430
- Clinical research director: $112,400
TROY's bio med degree provides the foundational knowledge and hands-on experience needed to pursue these lucrative and impactful careers and more.
Biology is the broad study of living organisms and their interactions with the environment, encompassing fields like genetics, ecology and physiology. Biomedical science is a specialized branch of biology that applies biological and chemical principles specifically to healthcare, focusing on understanding human body functions, disease development and treatment methods.
While biology covers all forms of life, biomedical science is concentrated on human health and medical applications, making it ideal for careers in healthcare and medical research.
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TROY biomedical researcher, professor receives $95K grant for cancer research
91原创's biomedical researcher Dr. Jacqueline Jones was recently awarded a $95,000 grant from the Elsa U. Pardee Foundation to conduct research on the factors that drive advanced stages of prostate cancer with the goal of finding a cure.