Biomedical & Nutritional Sciences

Biomedical & Nutritional Sciences graduates are prepared for the working world and are in high demand, many receiving multiple job offers.

Find out more about UMass Lowell's Biomedical & Nutritional Sciences programs.

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Our Nutritional Sciences program was recently ranked in one of the top 25 best bachelor’s nutritional science programs in the country by the Bachelors Degree Center.

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11/18/2021 Featured Story

Katherine Tucker Receives Top Faculty Honor

Katherine Tucker Receives Top Faculty Honor

Prof. Katherine Tucker of Biomedical and Nutritional Sciences was named the 2021 Distinguished University Professor, the highest accolade bestowed on a UMass Lowell faculty member for outstanding contributions to teaching, research and service.

11/18/2021 Featured Story
11/17/2021 Featured Story

Local Biotech Startups Offer Students a Wealth of Internship Opportunities

Local Biotech Startups Offer Students a Wealth of Internship Opportunities

Students learned about internship opportunities at a dozen early-stage medical device and biotech startups during a networking event co-hosted by the Massachusetts Medical Device Development Center (M2D2) and the UML student chapter of the Biomedical Engineering Society.

11/17/2021 Featured Story
10/14/2021 Featured Story

Pharmaceutical Sciences Major Combines Science and Business Classes

Pharmaceutical Sciences Major Combines Science and Business Classes

The major in pharmaceutical sciences combines classes in biomedical sciences and business to prepare students for jobs in pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Students can go on for advanced degrees in the same field – or an MBA.

10/14/2021 Featured Story
9/16/2021 Featured Story

Nutrition Professor Finds Major Gaps in Bone Health Research

Nutrition Professor Finds Major Gaps in Bone Health Research

Osteoporosis has been traditionally viewed as a disease of non-Hispanic white women, says Asst. Prof. Sabrina Noel. But the reality is more complicated, she says in a new paper that looks at inequities and gaps in the research.

9/16/2021 Featured Story

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Biomedical & Nutritional Sciences graduates are prepared for the working world and are in high demand, many receiving multiple job offers.

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