UMass Lowell is the first public university in Massachusetts to offer a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering. Featuring a rigorous curriculum, world-class faculty and innovative research, our program prepares students to design and create medical devices and equipment. You will begin with courses in basic science and mathematics to gain a firm understanding of the fundamentals and develop analytical techniques. Continue learning core biomedical engineering topics such as bioinstrumentation, biomechanics, biomaterials and quantitative physiology before choosing to specialize in one of three tracks: Biomechanics, Cellular and Tissue Engineering and Medical Device Design

The Analytics Operations Management Concentration provides students with an understanding of the complex web of activities, people and organizations needed to deliver products and services to customers, from small retailers to large Fortune 500 corporations.

The B.S. in Applied Biomedical Sciences begins with a robust core of basic and applied sciences courses in anatomy and physiology, physiological chemistry and basic clinical microbiology. You will also take multiple hands-on laboratory courses, including clinical chemistry, clinical hematology, clinical immunology and medical bacteriology.

Astronomy and Astrophysics Option focuses on studies of celestial objects and phenomena beyond our planet earth. Specialty courses include optical system design, scientific computing, computerized data-acquisition, image processing and statistical data analysis.

Combine coursework in biological sciences, chemistry and bio-cheminformatics to graduate ready to apply computer science to challenges in molecular biology, biochemistry and medicine.

Bioinformatics is concerned with the analysis and interpretation of biological data. In this option, you will gain understanding of the mathematics, biology, chemistry and computing required to meet the challenges of the dynamic bioinformatics field.

Our B.S. in Criminal Justice and Criminology curriculum is designed to provide you with a comprehensive knowledge of the criminal justice system as well as the benefits of a well-rounded liberal arts education.You will take core courses that cover topics such as criminal justice and juvenile justice processes, criminology, technology and crime analysis, law enforcement, corrections, crime prevention, and research and evaluation

Bioengineering Option — Gain skills and knowledge to work in the bio-pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry. Bioengineering

Gain a broad foundation in the biological sciences, and customize your curriculum by selecting advanced course electives that match your interests and career goals. This option provides all the requirements for students pursuing health

The B.S. in Chemical Engineering program offers courses across four degree options Chemical engineers manipulate chemical processes to solve problems and improve the well-being of humanity, through innovations in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, clean energy, advanced materials and more.

With the B.S. in Mathematics, you will gain exposure to a broad array of mathematics topics while incorporating a significant amount of science coursework.Gain knowledge of mathematics with applications in various other fields and practical scientific computing skills.

The B.S. in Chemistry provides a solid foundation in chemistry through courses in organic, analytical, physical, inorganic and polymer chemistry, as well as biochemistry. You will also take supporting courses such as calculus and calculus-based physics.

Take basic biology and computer science courses, along with advanced courses in bioinformatics and biology electives. You will graduate prepared for professional or academic careers in bioinformatics, comparative genomics, proteomics, molecular modeling, and biological database analysis and management.

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a Concentration in Accounting is designed to provide students with a general understanding of multiple areas of accounting and the knowledge and skills needed to prepare them for entry-level accounting positions that require only an undergraduate degree, and for graduate business and accounting programs. Accounting courses will help students learn the language of business" and translate the daily activities of a business into useful financial information to facilitate decision making.

UMass Lowell's B.A. in Psychology program offers courses in experimental, developmental, social, community, personality and clinical psychology. Campus and community-based learning experiences are integrated throughout our curriculum.