From design and data analysis, to outbreaks, clinical empathy, health promotion, and more, students explore the vast range of careers in biomedical sciences. They develop technical skills and in-demand, transportable skills that they need to thrive in life and career. 

Students learn about a variety of diseases and the medical interventions that are used to diagnose, treat, and prevent them. Through a combination of traditional and hands-on laboratory activities, they will learn how bacteria become resistant to antibiotics, how to combat an infectious outbreak, how to diagnose and treat genetic disorders and cancer, and how to perform surgical suturing.