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Duration
4 years
Tuition
$27,652
Windsor
Sep 2-Sep 2
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Classroom
Credential
Degree
Year Founded
1857
Scholarships
yes
Be on the cutting edge of scientific research in the University of Windsor’s Biomedical Science program that focuses on human health and disease. The curriculum integrates hands-on learning in labs and provides opportunities for undergraduate research. Students will be exposed to the latest molecular and cellular biology research and technology, while building transferable skills that are essential to careers in health sciences, industry, government and education.
Sample courses include Molecular Cell Biology, Genetics, Organic Chemistry of Biomolecules, Medical Microbiology, and Embryology.
Graduates have gone on to have successful careers as Biomedical and Biotechnical Researcher, Quality Assurance Supervisor, Clinical Researcher, Consultant, and have gone on to Professional school (medicine, pharmacy, dentistry).
What You’ll Learn
- Understanding and analyzing biological systems from the level of DNA up to organ systems and the causes of disease.
- Operating advanced scientific laboratory equipment and instruments.
- Taking careful measurements and recording precise observations using best practices/field techniques.
- Communicating interpreted technical and scientific data to various audiences.
- Understanding relevant topics in the medical and health sciences with depth and nuance.
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Student Reviews (1)
I wanted to just say that the university did a great job with this program during the pandemic, performing over Zoom and making the most of a not ideal situation. Profs and staff were incredibly supportive and I was prepared for a changing theatre worl...