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Biomedical Sciences
Doctoral

Biomedical Sciences – PhD

Doctor of Philosophy

  • Brody School of Medicine
  • On-Campus

Be a leader in biomedical research. Our doctoral program boasts small class sizes, collaborative environs, and opportunities to travel and network. Advance science beside faculty focused on your input and research goals.


Biomedical Sciences
Graduate

Biomedical Sciences – MS

Master of Science

  • Brody School of Medicine
  • On-Campus

Launch your research career with hands-on training in cutting-edge biomedical science, working alongside faculty who are shaping the future of health. Innovate, cogitate and discover. Break ground on your career. Take the next step toward your scientific goals.


Exercise Physiology
Undergraduate

Exercise Physiology – BS

Bachelor of Science

  • College of Health and Human Sciences
  • On-Campus

The Bachelor of Science (BS) program in exercise physiology provides hands-on learning opportunities through various research settings, ranging from bench science to applied research. The two concentrations are pre-health and applied exercise physiology.


Clinical Laboratory Science
Undergraduate

Clinical Laboratory Science – BS

Bachelor of Science

  • College of Health and Human Sciences
  • On-Campus
  • Online

Clinical laboratory scientists are the unseen heroes of health care. CLS students receive an education that informs the diagnoses providers make in a variety of health care settings, including hospitals, clinics and long-term care facilities.


Bioenergetics and Exercise Science
Doctoral

Bioenergetics and Exercise Science – PhD

Doctor of Philosophy

  • College of Health and Human Sciences
  • On-Campus

ECU’s doctoral students in bioenergetics and exercise science develop as experts thanks to the opportunity to utilize our state-of-the-art laboratory and research facilities.


Biology
Undergraduate

Biology – BA

Bachelor of Arts

  • Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences
  • On-Campus

ECU’s Bachelor of Arts (BA) in biology offers students a solid foundation in biology while allowing greater flexibility for interdisciplinary study.


Biology
Graduate

Biology – MS

Master of Science

  • Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences
  • On-Campus

ECU’s Master of Science (MS) in biology is a 30-semester-hour program that develops highly marketable skills in communication, problem-solving, critical thinking, and integrating information from multiple sources.


Biology
Undergraduate

Biology – BS

Bachelor of Science

  • Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences
  • On-Campus

At ECU, students pursuing a Bachelor of Science (BS) in biology can choose concentrations in ecology and evolution, general biology, or molecular and cellular biology.


Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program in Biology, Biomedicine, and Chemistry
Doctoral

Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program in Biology, Biomedicine, and Chemistry – PhD

Doctor of Philosophy

  • Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences
  • On-Campus

The IDPBBC seeks to meet the growing need for professionals and researchers interested in integrative and interdisciplinary life sciences.


Medicine
Professional

Medicine – MD

Doctor of Medicine

  • Brody School of Medicine
  • On-Campus

Join a close-knit medical student community with a reputation for producing primary care physicians. Become a doctor who truly cares, and make a meaningful impact in the East and across the state in communities where you are needed the most.


Biomedical Physics
Doctoral

Biomedical Physics – PhD

Doctor of Philosophy

  • Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences
  • On-Campus

Earn a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in biomedical physics and help solve biological and medical problems while advancing our understanding of fundamental biomedical processes.


Neuroscience
Undergraduate

Neuroscience – BS

Bachelor of Science

  • Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences
  • On-Campus

The neuroscience major at ECU offers students an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the brain-behavior relationship through coursework in STEM and non-STEM disciplines, ultimately to gain a better understanding of the most complex organ in the universe - the brain.