Master of Science in Biomedical Science (MBS) Curriculum Overview
The Master of Science in Biomedical Science (MBS) at Larkin University is a rigorous graduate-level program designed to strengthen students’ academic credentials for admission to professional schools—such as medical, dental, pharmacy, or physician assistant programs—or prepare them for careers in biomedical research and related fields.
Program Highlights
One-year accelerated track or two-year flexible track
Small class sizes with individualized advising
Emphasis on professional school preparation
Guaranteed interview pathways for select partner programs (based on GPA and other requirements)
Core Curriculum Topics
Students receive advanced training in the biomedical sciences through courses such as:
Medical Biochemistry
Medical Physiology
Medical Microbiology & Immunology
Human Anatomy
Pathophysiology
Genetics
Neuroscience
Research Methods & Scientific Communication
Program Structure
Our hybrid curriculum delivery allows students to participate in courses either on campus or remotely. We offer multiple Pathways and Tracks to help students gain focused exposure aligned with their future career goals.
Our faculty is dedicated to innovative, student-centered learning approaches.
Professional Development Opportunities
The MBS curriculum includes:
MCAT, DAT, and PA-CAT preparation
Personal statement and interview workshops
Seminars on professionalism and ethics
Academic success skills development
Learning Outcomes
Demonstrate mastery of graduate-level biomedical science concepts
Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to complex scientific questions
Communicate scientific knowledge effectively in written and oral formats
Exhibit readiness for professional health programs or biomedical research roles
Sample Curriculum Map
A sample curriculum map is available on the admissions page for newly accepted students. Click here to view.
