This program gives you a strong foundation in knowledge and skills that open doors to fields like biotechnology, pharmacology, veterinary science, agricultural science, forensics, and public health.

While the curriculum closely mirrors the Medical Laboratory Science program, it offers greater flexibility. You’ll have the freedom to choose lab courses that match your interests, explore research opportunities, or gain hands-on experience in the industry. Plus, with a wide range of elective credits, you can tailor your education to fit your goals, whether that’s preparing for graduate school or diving into research.

Applied Biomedical Sciences Concentration Course Requirements:

• BHSC 2970 – Leadership and Management in Health Care
• BIOC 3001 – Fundamentals of Biochemistry
• PATH 2010 – Introduction to Human Disease
• MLS 3100 – Clinical Chemistry I (lab optional)
• MLS 3110 – Clinical Chemistry II
• MMG 3220 – Advanced Medical Microbiology (lab optional)
• BHSC 3420 – Immunology
• BHSC 3440 – Immunology Lab
• BHSC 3810 – Applied Molecular Biology
• BHSC 3820 – Applied Molecular Biology Lab
• MLS 3200 – Hematology
• MLS 3220 – Hematology Lab (optional)
• MLS 3300 – Clinical Microbiology II
• MLS 3400 – Immunohematology
• HSCI 3400 – Writing for Health Professions
• MLS 3910 – Foundations of Interprofessionalism
• MLS 3XXX – Applied Experience or MLS 3995 – Undergraduate Research (6 credits)
• Electives – 17 credits