Program Overview

Introduction to Marquette University's Biomedical Sciences Program

Marquette University offers a comprehensive Biomedical Sciences program, encompassing undergraduate and graduate studies, as well as professional and continuing education opportunities.

Undergraduate Program

The Biomedical Sciences Major is designed for students interested in pursuing careers in health professions. The program provides a solid foundation in the biological and physical sciences, preparing students for various career paths, including:

• Health Professions Program Fair
• Internship Opportunities
• Student Resources
• Undergraduate Research
• U-RISE at Marquette

Graduate Program

The university offers several graduate programs, including:

• Master's in Biomedical Sciences
• Ph.D. in Neuroscience
• Pre-Dental Post-Baccalaureate Program (BMPD)

Professional and Continuing Education

Marquette University's College of Health Sciences provides opportunities for professional and continuing education, such as:

• Neuroanatomical Dissection: Human Brain and Spinal Cord
• More College of Health Sciences Continuing Education Courses

Research Opportunities

The university offers various research opportunities, including:

• Faculty Research
• Undergraduate Summer Research Program
• Neuroscience Collaboratory
• Integrative Neuroscience Research Center

Neuroscience Program

The Neuroscience Program (Ph.D.) is a comprehensive program that focuses on the study of the nervous system. The program includes:

• Research
• Neuroscience Collaboratory
• Integrative Neuroscience Research Center
• Neuroanatomical Dissection: Human Brain and Spinal Cord

Neuroanatomical Dissection Course

The Neuroanatomical Dissection Course is a professional and continuing education opportunity that provides hands-on experience in human brain and spinal cord dissection. The course includes:

Fees

• Regular enrollment fee: $950 per person
• Discounted course fees for post-doctoral fellows and Marquette alumni: $750
• Discounted course fees for current graduate students: $650

Accommodations

A list of nearby hotels will be provided upon registration.

Location/Parking

• Morning lectures: room 087 of Cramer Hall
• Afternoon sessions: Gross Anatomy Laboratory of the Walter Schroeder Health Sciences and Education Complex
• Parking: available in parking structure #1

Credits

• 21 CE credits will be awarded to psychologists upon completion of the course
• Disciplines such as physical and occupational therapy requiring CE Units will receive appropriate credit (2.1 CEU)

Substitutions/Refunds/Cancellations

• Substitutions: allowed with prior approval
• Refunds: full refund (minus a $25 administrative fee) if withdrawn at least two full working days before the first meeting of the course
• Cancellations: Marquette University reserves the right to cancel the course due to insufficient enrollment