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Physiology
Explore the Science of Life
Whether you're starting your academic journey or ready to dive deeper into advanced research, the study of Physiology opens doors to a wide range of health and science careers. At the undergraduate level, you’ll build a strong foundation in the biological and physical sciences while gaining hands-on experience in human anatomy, body systems, and laboratory research. Many students use this degree as a springboard into medical or professional school, while others continue into graduate study and scientific research.
For those interested in advanced education, the graduate concentration in Molecular and Integrative Physiology offers a research-intensive path within the Multidisciplinary Biomedical and Biological Sciences program. Students engage in cutting-edge research areas such as molecular neuroscience, reproductive biology, and vascular physiology, preparing for careers in academia, biotechnology, or the pharmaceutical industry.
Bachelors Program
The undergraduate program in Physiology offers a strong foundation in the biological and physical sciences, preparing you for a wide range of health-related careers or advanced study. Through a combination of lecture-based learning and hands-on lab experience, you'll explore the structure and function of the human body in depth. Many students use this degree to pursue medical, dental, or other professional schools, while others gain early research experience that leads to careers in biomedical science or graduate education.
Graduate Programs
The graduate program in Molecular and Integrative Physiology is a research-focused concentration within the Multidisciplinary Biomedical and Biological Sciences (MBBS) program. Designed for students aiming to build careers in academic, clinical, or industry research, the program offers advanced training in areas like molecular biology, neuroscience, reproductive endocrinology, and vascular physiology. With access to cutting-edge research and experienced faculty mentors, you'll develop the skills needed to succeed in biomedical science and beyond.

