The Masters of Science in Biomedicine and Law graduate degree program (BMLA) provides comprehensive training in technical and practical aspects of science and innovation, as well as in the legal aspects related to new biomedical product development, entrepreneurship and regulatory compliance. This program is geared to individuals interested in careers focused in technology development.
Graduates of this program will be prepared to progress into more advanced graduate studies in science and/or careers in scientifically oriented management jobs in the public or private sector (e.g., technology commercialization offices, patent agencies). These individuals will also be competitive Law School applicants, if they so chose to continue their professional studies, even though credits for their legal coursework in this program will not be transferable for Law School credits.
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Students and staff are advised to purchase computers listed under "Small Business" or "Business" categories rather than from "Consumer" product lines. Please refer to the specifications listed in the Computer Buying Guide to gain the most longevity from your computer. View computer buying guide.
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Mary Genevieve Carty, DHSC-c, MS, MHEd
Interim Co-Director, Biomedicine Programs; Director of Education Innovation and Strategic Partnerships, Department of Microbiology and Immunology; Director, Center for Business and Program Development, Institute for Molecular Medicine and Infectious Disease
mgc24@drexel.edu
Brian Wigdahl, PhD
Professor and Chair, Department of Microbiology and Immunology; Director, Institute for Molecular Medicine and Infectious Disease; Interim Co-Director, Biomedicine Programs
bw45@drexel.edu
For questions about how to apply to the program please contact an enrollment counselor at
duonline@drexel.edu