Biomedical Sciences (MS)

Develop Real-World Insights From Hands-On Learning

Our human gross anatomy laboratory spaces contain relevant technologies and equipment for the real-world study of biomedical sciences. You’ll also develop a deep understanding of the human body through student-led cadaver dissections. Additional hands-on learning opportunities are offered through coursework in human anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, immunology and microbiology.

Learn From and Collaborate with Expert Faculty

As a Biomedical Sciences master’s program student, you’ll learn from faculty members who are trained scientists and experts across a wide range of biomedical sciences and related disciplines. Your instructors are dedicated to providing close personal attention in small classes. Opportunities to conduct research are also possible in some courses.

Receive Strong Support While Earning Your Biomedical Sciences MS

Webster’s MS in Biomedical Sciences program supports you from a number of sources. You’ll have access to personal academic advising with the program director individually or in small cohorts. Joining clubs like the Pre-Med Club helps you learn through presentations and events. Accessing Webster’s career services provides support in identifying and obtaining your dream position.

Many of our master’s in Biomedical Sciences graduates go on to postgraduate training like medical school or other health professions or related research programs. For those graduates preparing to enter the workforce, career positions are available in settings such as biotech companies, health care organizations, medical equipment and supplies manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, research organizations and more.

With your Biomedical Sciences MS degree from Webster, you’ll be prepared to seek career positions such as:

• Biomedical Researcher
• Biomedical Laboratory Technician
• Laboratory Manager
• Chemist
• Epidemiologist
• Microbiologist
• Toxicologist