Minor in Biomedical Sciences

Minors

The Minor in Biomedical Sciences allows students to increase their understanding of the role that biomedical sciences plays in modern society. Students completing the Minor in Biomedical Sciences will be introduced to basic knowledge of the cellular basis of life, introduction to heredity and cellular metabolism as well as historical developments in biomedical sciences and a brief introduction to ethical issues inherent in this field. This minor is also intended to provide students with additional qualifications that will enhance their options in science-related careers and graduate studies, particularly in biotechnology- or life-science-associated fields.

Administered by: Department of Chemistry and Biology

Exclusions: This minor is not available to students in the following programs:

• Biology - all options, regular and co-op programs
• Biomedical Sciences - regular and co-op programs
   

This minor cannot be taken in conjunction with the Minor in Biology.

Required courses (2):

Plus four (4) of the following: