Master of Science in Medical Sciences: Program Overview
The University of Jamestown's (UJ's) online Master of Science in Medical Sciences (MSMS) is not just another post-baccalaureate or pre-health program -- it is a mission-driven, academically rigorous graduate program intentionally designed to position students for admission to professional schools (MD, DO, DPT, etc.) or successful entry into health and biomedical careers.
UJ's MSMS Program offers a full graduate-level curriculum with advanced coursework in biomedical sciences, pathway opportunities for professional school preparation or medical/healthcare career development, capstone project and ethics training that contribute to professional readiness, and individual advising and academic support tailored for each student to support their individual professional and career goals.
Course List
- MSCI 600 Foundations of Human Physiology (3 credits)
- MSCI 602 Molecular and Cellular Biology (3 credits)
- MSCI 604 Human Anatomy and Embryology (3 credits)
- MSCI 606 Advanced Musculoskeletal Human Anatomy (3 credits)
- MSCI 608 Physics Principles for Health and Rehabilitation (3 credits)
- MSCI 610 Biomechanics and Human Movement (3 credits)
- MSCI 622 Medical Biochemistry (3 credits)
- MSCI 624 - Immunology and Infectious Disease (3 credits)
- MSCI 626 Pathophysiology and Disease Mechanisms (3 credits)
- MSCI 628 Biostatistics and Research Design (3 credits)
- MSCI 630 Graduate Medical Writing and Communication (3 credits)
- MSCI 632 Ethics and Professionalism in Biomedical Sciences (3 credits)
- MSCI 634 Graduate Psychology and Behavioral Science (3 credits)
- MSCI 636 Neuroscience and Neurobiology (3 credits)
- MSCI 640 Pharmacology and Therapeutics (3 credits)
- MSCI 642 Epidemiology and Population Health (3 credits)
- MSCI 644 Medical Genetics and Genomics (3 credits)
- MSCI 699 Capstone Project or Thesis in Medical Science (3 credits)
Total Credit Hours: 36-42