

The Biomedical Science Bachelor of Arts program at Pennsylvania University is a four-year, full-time undergraduate program designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of human biology, physiology, and the molecular foundations of health and disease. The curriculum integrates cell biology, genetics, biochemistry, human physiology, and research methodology, enabling students to explore biomedical processes, investigate disease mechanisms, and develop practical laboratory and analytical skills. Students engage in hands-on laboratory work, collaborative projects, and independent research, building the expertise necessary to contribute to medical, clinical, and research settings.
Throughout the program, students participate in seminars, research labs, and field experiences guided by faculty experts in biomedical sciences, molecular biology, and clinical research. The program emphasizes critical thinking, experimental design, and interdisciplinary problem-solving, preparing graduates to address complex biomedical questions and to pursue innovative research or clinical applications. Students leave the program with research proficiency, technical expertise, analytical skills, and critical reasoning, fully prepared for careers or advanced study in biomedical science, medicine, or related health disciplines.
Year 1 – Foundations in Biomedical Science
Year 2 – Intermediate Study in Biomedical Science
Year 3 – Advanced Biomedical Science
Year 4 – Capstone and Professional Integration
Graduates of the Biomedical Science program are prepared for careers in research laboratories, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, public health, and academic research. Alumni may work as research scientists, laboratory technicians, clinical researchers, or pursue graduate study in biomedical science, medicine, or related health fields. The program equips graduates to conduct experiments, analyze biological data, and apply interdisciplinary knowledge to advance scientific understanding and health outcomes. With strong research, technical, and analytical skills, graduates are highly competitive in professional and academic environments focused on biomedical innovation and healthcare solutions.
This program is distinguished by its integration of molecular biology, human physiology, applied research, and technical training within a four-year curriculum. Students benefit from mentorship, laboratory access, and hands-on research projects that connect theoretical knowledge to practical biomedical applications. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, interdisciplinary problem-solving, and scientific communication, preparing graduates to conduct meaningful research, contribute to medical and health innovations, and advance knowledge in biomedical sciences. For students passionate about understanding human biology, investigating disease mechanisms, and applying scientific expertise to improve health, this program offers a rigorous, immersive, and career-focused pathway to professional and academic success.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +1 215 898 5000
Email: admissions@upenn.edu
Address: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 19104, United States