Prepare for a career in medicine or biomedical research.
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Understand the science behind human health and disease while building the skills to make a difference in the lives of others. TCU’s biomedical sciences major combines hands-on learning with professional preparation, helping you develop the scientific inquiry, critical thinking, communication and collaboration skills needed to tackle complex health challenges. You’ll build a strong foundation to pursue medical, dental or veterinary school, biomedical research or other healthcare careers, with personalized guidance to help you take the next step.
Full-time graduate students may receive financial assistance through fellowships, graduate and teaching assistantships, research assistantships, graduate instructor positions and merited tuition.
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There are no special admissions requirements for this program.
You’ll learn directly from accomplished teacher-scholars recognized for excellence in teaching, research and personalized mentorship. Faculty are actively engaged in cutting-edge research spanning cancer, infectious disease, neuroscience, toxicology and other biomedical fields. You’ll have opportunities to work alongside faculty on meaningful research and scientific discovery in the lab. Plus, faculty will help you develop an individualized academic and professional plan that supports your career goals.
Personalized mentorship and hands-on learning are central to the TCU experience. You’ll learn from biology faculty who know you and your goals, participate in faculty-mentored research and explore health-focused seminar and study abroad courses. You’ll also receive one-on-one career guidance from experienced health professions advisors. That support makes a difference: TCU students are accepted to medical school at twice the national average.
Biomedical science offers many career paths. Many graduates continue their education in medical, dental or veterinary schools or biomedical research-focused graduate programs.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment growth of 13% for medical scientists and 9% for veterinarians through 2035, with 2025 median annual salaries of $103,410 and $130,100, respectively.