Interdisciplinary Sciences, B.S.

The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Interdisciplinary Sciences program allows students to pursue a course of study in any of the University’s science offerings to develop a more personalized major related to health and disease. Students have the flexibility to choose elective coursework that will allow for further study or employment in science related careers. Graduates of this program will be qualified to apply for admission to graduate programs in the sciences or colleges or schools in the medical field. Graduates who wish to enter the workforce rather than move on to a more advanced degree will be qualified to work as laboratory assistants and technicians, or work in other fields that require training in the sciences.

The program provides students a curriculum in biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics and gives them the ability to also pursue specific courses in areas that are required and suggested for given career tracks. This combination of core and elective courses will enhance student acquisition of key skills in the biological and physical sciences while reinforcing critical thinking and problem-solving skills.