Master of Health Science - Biomedical Sciences (Accelerated)

This masters in biomedical sciences program is specially designed as a cost-effective and seamless bridge between undergraduate and graduate coursework to meet the educational needs of students planning to complete their education in medical school, PhD programs or employment in the research/development industry and diagnostic companies.

In addition to traditional biomedical sciences program, which takes between 1 1/2 to 2 years to complete, Quinnipiac offers this 1-year, accelerated pre-med, non-thesis option for medical-track students, intentionally designed to strengthen preparations for MCAT for medical school or other health-related graduate programs. This academic enhancement program provides a 12-month pathway to their masters in biomedical sciences and is suited for students with a strong science background. Coursework is focused on a comprehensive study of health and disease, which serves as the foundation of modern medical practices and health care research. Graduates gain the knowledge, skills and training to lead today’s rapidly changing health care industry.

Through BMS 1-year option, students will strengthen their MCAT preparation for medical school while enhancing their ability to tackle complex and sophisticated laboratory research in state-of-the-art facilities. Coursework will underscore the biomedical science knowledge, reasoning and critical-thinking skills that are applicable to real-world health care situations and sought after by highly competitive medical schools. Quinnipiac University faculty are experts in their field, and dedicated to helping students reach their academic and professional goals.

Students will benefit from an enhanced curricular experience, a 12-month academic plan and proximity to the Frank H. Netter School of Medicine, where past students have earned acceptance.

Students will graduate ready for the next step in their educational journey as they prepare to make valuable contributions to the evolving field of medicine while positively impacting the overall health and wellbeing of communities.