Program Information
The program consists of 39 credits taken over a 2-year period of study, including five lab-based courses in which the students learn methods ranging from sample preparation to microscopic imaging. An important component of the program is an internship in a biomedical research laboratory where students will apply what they learn to a research project focusing on areas such as inflammation, cancer, cardiovascular and neurological diseases, immunology, and drug delivery. Students in the M.S. in Biomedical Sciences Applied Biotechnology concentration will be required to successfully complete either a research or library-based thesis.
Sample Curriculum
Applied Biotechnology Sample Curriculum Document
Representative Equipment
The following list represents some of the equipment you will be trained on in our courses:
Current Students and Alumni
Amy (Rowley) Mackowiak, PharmD - Infectious Diseases Pharmacist at Duke University Hospital
Caleb Padgett, PhD- MD/PhD Program at Medical College of Georgia
Austin Worden, PhD- Director, Instrumentation Resource Facility
Nguyen Vu- Senior Principal Researcher at Eisai US
Ashley Ferri- Staff Biomedical Engineer at Columbia VA Hospital
Madison Yemc- Biosciences Sales Specialist – Nikon Instruments Inc.
*COVID-19 delayed student progress*
Elisabeth Caldwell
Kinsey Meggett- PhD Candidate at Clemson University
Morgan Lano-CMC Regulatory Technician at Nephron Pharmaceuticals
Nia Hall- PhD Candidate at USC School of Medicine Columbia
Ari VillaFuerta- Technical Staff at MUSC
Karmen Owen- Research Specialist at Instrumentation Resource Facility
Kasie Roark- PhD Student at USC School of Medicine Columbia
Kyle Stegman- MD Student at MUSC
Ryan Ball- PhD Student at USC School of Medicine Columbia
Chelsea Zizzi
Emily Walliser
Ciji Sims
Lernix Williams
Katarina Kucic
Kenny Johnson
Mackenzie Azuero
Vanessa Farrell
Colin He
Teleah Moorer