Biomedical Science Program, Maryville University
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE
The Future of
Health Care.
The Future of Healthcare.
Health Care.
The Future of Healthcare.
The St. Louis region has earned a reputation as a world-class medical and biotechnology center, with expanding opportunities for biomedical science careers.
At Maryville University, a major in biology with a concentration in biomedical science is a truly interdisciplinary course of study that combines the fields of biology and medicine. In addition to core biology courses, you can study human anatomy, immunology, and molecular genetics – all designed to prepare you for a career in healthcare, the natural sciences, or an advanced degree. Working with our expert faculty, you can find the biomedical science job that’s right for you, and make a difference in the world.
Average class size is 14.
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE PROGRAM
WHY MARYVILLE
PROJECT-BASED LEARNING
Maryville offers study abroad programs led by faculty experts. Students traveled to the Galapagos Islands to study its unique environment and engage in scientific research and environmental education opportunities.
PROFESSIONAL PARTNERSHIPS
St. Louis is a world-class hub for sciences research and development. With more than hundreds of industry-related businesses in the region, Maryville students gain internship and research opportunities with companies such as:
• Danforth Plant Science Center
• Missouri Botanical Garden
• GlaxoSmithKline
• Mallinckrodt
• Monsanto
• Pfizer
FEATURED
FACULTY
Not many biomedical science program students would expect to play a game from TV host Ellen DeGeneres during class. Come to think of it, there probably aren’t many professors who would encourage it, either. Thank goodness Stacy Donovan, PhD, isn’t your typical associate professor of biology.
PROGRAM DETAILS
Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission - HLC
Ranked among the best values in private colleges — Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
Ranked among "America’s Top Colleges" — Forbes
Best For Vets
THE BIG PICTURE
The U.S. Department of Labor Statistics identifies no fewer than 12 different areas in which biologists make significant contributions, and the list keeps growing. Occupations such as environmental scientists, medical technicians, and medical research scientists are seeing a growth in demand faster than the average career.
SALARY
TOP 10%
$160,520
MEDIAN
$82,090
JOB GROWTH
13%
ESTIMATED
through 2026
16,100 NEW JOBS THROUGH 2026
LARGEST EMPLOYERS
in this field:
35
%
RESEARCH
27
%
UNIVERSITIES
16
%
HOSPITALS
*Data on this page provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Help harness the healing power of science with a degree in biology with a concentration in biomedical science.
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