Biomedical Science (Minor)

What is biomedical science?

The biomedical science minor will provide you with an introduction to molecular and cellular biology, and anatomy and physiology. You will then be able to select from a wide variety of courses to tailor your minor to your interests. Combine this minor with a major in an area such as biology, chemistry, health management and policy, neuroscience and behavior, nutrition, psychology, education or environmental studies to enhance your career opportunities or to prepare for further study at the graduate level.

Why study biomedical sciences at UNH?

At UNH, you’ll receive an outstanding academic foundation and gain lab experiences to help prepare for successful careers or future studies. The biomedical sciences minor has highly experienced faculty with demonstrated excellence in teaching, research and career guidance. You’ll have access to state-of-the-art facilities in faculty research labs, the Hubbard Center for Genome Studies, the University Instrumentation Center, the NH Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory and the UNH Agricultural Experiment Station facilities, all located on campus.

Potential career areas

• Clinical research
• Federal or state regulation
• Healthcare
• Laboratory technician
• Research