Upon completion of the MBS program, students are expected to:
- Demonstrate a conceptual understanding of the core areas of the basic biomedical sciences.
- Apply fundamental concepts of the biomedical sciences to public health issues, in particular, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease.
- Recognize the contribution of the basic biomedical sciences to advancing public health sciences.
- Appraise the concepts of proper conduct as well as ethical standards that establish the quality of the outcome of the basic biomedical and healthcare sciences.
- Develop the skills to remain current in the biomedical sciences and critically evaluate scientific literature.
- Develop critical thinking skills for applying scientific knowledge in research and problem-solving skills.
- Value the process of scientific discovery, research, and its contribution to the advancement of the healthcare sciences.
- Demonstrate effective professional communication and presentation skills, both verbal and written.
- Apply principles of group dynamics and collegiality to work effectively in teams.