BS Biology - Biomedical - TUG
Gardner-Webb University’s Biomedical concentration in Biology prepares you for service in life science. You’ll study living systems of the world side-by-side with passionate faculty mentors and take part in real-life scenarios, in the classroom and out in the field, with your peers. Our faculty will know your name, as well as your career aspirations, and personally invest in your success.
Our small class sizes give you the unique opportunity to engage in hands-on undergraduate research and labs from the start. During your program, you’ll master lab and field techniques, from applying the scientific method to natural phenomena and information to using key mathematical and statistical procedures and analyses. We also equip you with lifelong skills you’ll need no matter what career you choose, like strong problem-solving techniques and written and verbal communication abilities.
Program Description Students in the Biomedical concentration take 44 credit hours in the major, beyond the prerequisite courses. Many pursue internships, either through the department or independently. Some choose a minor in addition to the major. This concentration prepares students for medical, dental, PA, veterinary, or pharmacy school and other healthcare-related careers, as well as research, academic, and industrial positions.
This degree plan is an example of student progression through the program. Academic departments reserve the right to alter the term in which a course is offered.
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Sophomore Year: Spring Semester (16 hours)
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| BIOL 204 |
4 |
Human Anatomy/Physiology II |
| CHEM 202 |
4 |
Organic Chemistry II |
| Biology Elective |
4 |
Elective or Minor Course |
| MATH 151 |
4 |
Calculus I |
| DIMS 114 |
0 |
Dimensions (4 of 4) |
Senior Year: Spring Semester (14-16 hours)
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| BIOL 491 |
1 |
Biology Seminar |
| Biology Elective |
4 |
Elective or Minor Course |
| Elective/Minor Course |
3-4 |
Elective or Minor Course |
Elective/Minor Course
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3-4 |
Elective or Minor Course
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| Gen Ed Course |
3 |
See General Education Requirements |
As a student in this program, you'll have opportunities to:
· Work as a Lab Associate, gaining experience and assisting with teaching labs.
· Do independent research, using advanced equipment
· Join the Sigma Zeta or Beta Beta Beta honors society
· Join the Pre-Health club