Biomedical Sciences Department

Our Programs

Bachelors of Biomedical Sciences

Masters of Biomedical Sciences

Microbiology Emphasis

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Nutrition Emphasis
Nutrition Emphasis Requirements 

·         Biomedical Sciences Major Courses

  • Required Cognate Courses
  • Required Emphasis Courses
    BMS 105 Basic Nutrition
    BMS 306 Advanced Human Nutrition
    BMS 307 Advanced Clinical Nutrition
         
    BMS 404 Community Nutrition
    BMS 407 Nutrition in the Life Cycle
    BMS 415 Nutrition and Physical Performance

Some new courses for this emphasis are still being developed. See the department for details.

Sample Curriculum
First Year
Fall Semester
BIO 120 General Biology I
CHM 115 Principles of Chemistry I
MTH 122 Algebra
General education elective

Winter Semester
BIO 355 Human Genetics
CHM 116 Principles of Chemistry II
WRT 150 Strategies in Writing
MTH 123 Trigonometry

Second Year
Fall Semester
BMS 208 Human Anatomy
CHM 241 Organic Chemistry I
STA 215 Statistics
General education electives
Winter Semester
CHM 242 Organic Chemistry II
BMS 301 Introduction to Research
BMS 290, 291 Human Physiology and Laboratory
General education electives


Third Year

PHY 220, 221 Physics I and II
BMHS 212/213 Microbiology
CHM 232 Biological Chemistry
          or CHM 461 Biochemistry
Advanced science and general education electives

Fourth Year

BMS 495 Concepts in Wellness
Advanced science electives

For more information about the Biomedical Sciences Program at Grand Valley State University, contact
Biomedical and Health Sciences Department
Grand Valley State University
Allendale, Michigan 49401-9403
Phone: (616) 331-3318
or
Admissions Office
Grand Valley State University
1 Campus Drive
Allendale, Michigan 49401-9403
Phone: (616) 331-2025 or (800) 748-0246
Email: Biomedical Sciences Department
Web:
www.gvsu.edu


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