BS/MS in Human Physiology
The BS/MS in Human Physiology is an early-admission, accelerated program that prepares students for careers in clinical, pharmaceutical, or biotechnology settings. The program provides a strong foundation for doctoral-level studies in biology, physiology, or neuroscience while also strengthening professional school applications.
As with the BS in Human Physiology, the undergraduate portion of the BS/MS program has premedical courses built into the curriculum and includes a clinical or research internship. In the senior year, however, students begin taking graduate courses and start their thesis research. Working together with a faculty mentor, a graduate plan of study based on research interests and career goals is developed. Learn more about departmental research opportunities by investigating our renowned faculty and our human physiology research labs.
Bachelor's-to-Master's Programs are linked bachelor's and master's degree programs in which the two degrees are conferred sequentially. This Bachelor's-to-Master's Program allows students to apply a maximum 8 units from their undergraduate degree toward the associated master's degree. The units applied toward the master's degree must be at the 500 level or above.
Students must apply to Bachelor's-to-Master's Programs before the conferral of the bachelor's degree. Typically, students apply to the Human Physiology Bachelor's-to-Master's Program in their sophomore year. Students in the Human Physiology Bachelor's-to-Master's Programs must complete at least 33 units while enrolled as a graduate student. Students should consult with the Financial Assistance office to learn how entrance into the Bachelor's-to-Master's Program might impact their financial aid.
Admission Requirements
Applicants should refer to the program website for the most up-to-date admission requirements and application deadlines.
Learning Outcomes
Demonstrate a robust understanding of human anatomy and human physiology.
Students will demonstrate a diverse understanding of human anatomy and human physiology by:
Discerning anatomical features/structures
Differentiating function and dysfunction of various body systems
Recognizing the interrelatedness of body systems
Applying this knowledge to real-world scenarios
Demonstrate practical skills for research, health, and the healthcare industry.
Students will be able to demonstrate practical skills by:
Developing a variety of diagnostic and research techniques
Making informed decisions based on individual evaluations
Understanding 'best practices' of patient care in real-world, clinical settings
Exhibit social and cultural awareness.
Students will demonstrate cultural and social acumen via:
Developing effective interpersonal communication skills
Displaying the ability to collaborate and contribute to a team
Identifying instances of exclusion and marginalization in health, research, and medicine
Requirements
Januari 2025
College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College
635 Commonwealth Avenue,
BOSTON,
Massachusetts,
02215, United States
Apply as a first-year student if you are currently in your last year of high school, have completed high school, are a GED recipient, or have completed a high school equivalency exam. If you are currently in high school and are part of a dual enrollment program, you should also apply as a first-year student.
English Proficiency Testing Results:
Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet Based Test (TOEFL iBT): Students who are most competitive for admission will have a composite score of at least 90-100 and minimum scores of 20 in each section.
International English Language Testing System (IELTS): A total/overall score of 7 or higher
Duolingo English Test (DET): Students who are most competitive for admission will have a total score of at least 125-135.
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