Biomedical Laboratory Diagnostics (BS)
Follow one of two tracks (histotechnology or medical laboratory science) to become a disease detective, gaining experience conducting laboratory tests that aid in the diagnosis/treatment of patients.
Prepared for the next stage of your academic career. The WVU School of Medicine’s undergraduate major sets students apart by offering unique courses while preparing students to either directly enter the workforce or begin their graduate degree studies.
Follow one of two tracks (histotechnology or medical laboratory science) to become a disease detective, gaining experience conducting laboratory tests that aid in the diagnosis/treatment of patients.
Prepare for graduate study in Audiology or Speech-Language Pathology by exploring coursework in communication disorders, phonetics/phonology, anatomy and physiology of speech and hearing, and more.
Study the anatomy and physiology of the human body and gain hands-on experience in our human cadaver lab, with clients in our human performance lab, and more.
Discover the business of healthcare in a field that combines business, law and computers and gain practical experience in a variety of healthcare organizations and settings.
Develop the laboratory skills and knowledge needed to assess the function of the immune system and to safely cultivate and identify microorganisms that cause disease.
Manage patients with various cardiopulmonary disorders, promoting optimal patient outcomes as part of an interprofessional care team.
Immerse yourself in an academic medical center from day one. From the classroom to the clinic and the library to the lab, the School of Medicine, housed on the Health Sciences Campus, has programs and resources to fit every goal and interest.
As a student in an academic medical center, you'll have access to everything that we have to offer including:
As a student in the School of Medicine, you'll also get an unparalleled opportunity through specialized course work. Students often learn anatomy through experiential learning in the Human Cadaver Lab. Many majors emphasize "learning by doing" with ample opportunity to customize curriculum to help you tackle your next step in life with confidence.
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