Translational Biomedical Sciences (B.S.)

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B.S. in Translational Biomedical Sciences

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Joining the fast-growing biomedical workforce requires diverse training in mathematics, statistics, the life sciences and the physical sciences. The Bachelor of Science in Translational Biomedical Sciences effectively integrates these disciplines to facilitate acquisition of a broad knowledge base and skill set.

This major will prepare you to pursue a medical professional degree (M.D., D.O., P.A.) an advanced biomedical research degree or to seek immediate employment.

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thinkers, doers, and creators

WHO ARE INTERESTED IN CAREERS IN:

Biotechnology
Medicine
Biomedical Research
Research Laboratory Technician
Pharmaceutical Science

Inside the Major

Translating Medical Research into Practice

"I chose Translational Biomedical Sciences because I knew I wanted to do research and to go into medicine" says junior Abigail Muccilli, who plants to go to medical school. "I get to work in a lab where I get to help treat addiction, which is very important to me."

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Being in a neuroscience lab, conducting experiments, working with equipment and discussing directions to take our research, made me realize I want to make a career out of this.
Zachary P. Mercer County, NJ

There is research work built into the curriculum. Research is brought to you, and you get the chance to co-author on publications.
Fawad A.K. Y. Mercer County, NJ

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I like this major because there’s options. We can go on to getting our Ph.D., medical school or right into the working field and become a research assistant.
Alyssa S. Gloucester County, NJ

A female student working in a science lab, with a pipette in her hand.

The potential to contribute to the “spheres” of health and science really attracted me. My hands-on exposure both benchtop and clinical is an experience very few universities offer.
Andrew M. Gloucester County, NJ