Varies by Term
Fall entry: July 1
Spring entry: November 1
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Fall entry: July 1
Spring entry: November 1
The program can be completed in one year
Cost consists of program tuition (cost per credit times number of credits) as well as any applicable University and degree-specific fees.
We are proud that 90% of our students matriculate in advanced degree programs following graduation.
The professors at Chatham truly care about your success and try their best to advise and guide you in the right direction for your future careers. My experience at Chatham was crucial to my current success, and I am so thankful for everything that I learned there from the coursework and the people.
—Sabina Spigner, MABS ‘18
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 VisitBy 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.
Learn MoreAdmitted 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.
Learn MoreLooking to start a career in research, science communication, education, healthcare informatics, or government and advocacy? Chatham offers a Master of Science in Biology degree (with or without a thesis option).
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