Finding Your Future: Master’s Programs at the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

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At the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, you will gain hands-on experience, work alongside expert faculty and collaborate in small, supportive classes that help you thrive. 

The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC)  brings together advanced medical and research facilities, providing students with a comprehensive curriculum and interprofessional opportunities that prepare you for success whether your future lies in research, education or health care innovation.

Browse our programs below to see what our Master’s programs have to offer. 

Biotechnology

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Bring advanced science to life
    
Our Biotechnology program opens doors to impactful careers in research, management and beyond. Students are driven by discovery and eager to bring advanced science to life through real-world solutions. If that is a calling that speaks to you, the TTTUHSC biotechnology program is your gateway to success. 

The tracks offered through this program are versatile and allow for growth in a number of areas. 

One-Year Non-Thesis Track

Different tracks within the biotechnology program offer flexibility to help you reach your career goals. The one-year non-thesis track provides an accelerated option focused on core coursework with limited laboratory experience, ideal for students seeking a fast and versatile entry into a future in biotechnology. 

21-Month Research Track

For those looking for a program that is more research-involved, the 21-month research track combines advanced coursework with a full year of immersive laboratory research or internship experience, preparing graduates for research-driven roles in academia or industry. 

Graduate Medical Education Sciences (GMES)

Offered at our Lubbock campus, the GMES program is a two-year, non-thesis Master of Science degree for students who want to teach in the anatomical sciences or strengthen their preparation for medical school. Graduates leave the GMES program prepared to pursue their chosen path with the skills, confidence, and strong foundation they need.

Take the Next Step

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Apply today
    
Your future in biomedical sciences starts here. Whichever track you are drawn to, the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at TTUHSC offers the knowledge and hands-on experiences to help you succeed. Explore our master’s programs and start your application today, and join a community dedicated to creating the future of health.

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