
Biomedical Studies (MABS)
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Biomedical Studies (MABS) Overview
Varies by Term
Fall entry: July 1
Spring entry: November 1
30-31
The program can be completed in one year
$1,126
Cost consists of program tuition (cost per credit times number of credits) as well as any applicable University and degree-specific fees.
High Success Rate
We are proud that 90% of our students matriculate in advanced degree programs following graduation.
Explore the Master of Arts in Biomedical Studies Program:
The administration and instructors do a great job in preparing you and are vested in your future success! They were easily accessible and will work with you to accomplish your goal.
— YEVGENIY ZELONDZHEV, MABS ‘20

State-of-the-Art Cadaver Lab
Biomedical Studies students benefit from our state-of-the-art cadaver lab that provides hands-on-training, education, and preparation in the study of anatomy, disease sites, dissection, and surgical techniques. A number of cadaver lab visits are available for interested students.
Schedule a Visit : Checkerboard 1 - State-of-the-Art Cadaver Lab
Research Opportunities
Engaging in guided research projects, students have opportunities to learn cutting edge theoretical and practical skills, while exploring interests in human physiology, evolution, microbiology, environmental chemistry, computational modeling, and more. Click the button below to read more about our faculty members' current research topics. We encourage students to identify with a faculty member's research interests first, then to email their graduate admission recruiter to discuss applying.
Learn About Research : Checkerboard 2 - Research Opportunities
Help Funding Your Degree
Admitted students who plan to start in the fall term may apply for one of the limited number of assistantships available, typically to provide research assistance, lab assistance, or teaching assistance to undergraduate courses. Graduate assistantships offer funding in the form of tuition remission in the fall and spring terms.
View Funding Opportunities : Checkerboard 3 - Help Funding Your Degree
Contact Us
For basic inquiries, please email John Dubé, Program Director, Master of Biomedical Studies.