DO/MS in Biomedical Sciences

The D.O./M.S. in Biomedical Sciences pathway is designed for students interested in biomedical research, academic medicine, and scientific inquiry. The program provides advanced training in the biomedical sciences while preparing students for careers that integrate research and clinical practice.

Students admitted to this pathway complete graduate coursework in Biomedical Sciences before beginning medical school and receive deferred admission to the D.O. program. Upon successful completion of the master's degree requirements and maintenance of good academic standing, students matriculate into the College of Osteopathic Medicine.

When Completed: Before or during medical school.

Credit Sharing: Up to 10 of 32 credit hours may be applied from D.O. coursework (or up to 9 of 30 credit hours, depending on the selected degree pathway).

Application Timing: During medical school or through an approved dual degree pathway.[JH4.1]

For current admissions requirements, degree options, curriculum information, and application procedures, visit the Biomedical Sciences program webpage.

Learn More:Biomedical Sciences Dual Degree, D.O./M.S | OSU Center for Health Sciences