RESEARCH

We live in a global community. This connectivity is captured in the knowledge that we are One World and One Health. Anthropogenic effects at all levels, can have profound consequences to human and animal health and disease.  A Bachelor of Sciences degree with an emphasis in Biomedical Sciences in the Department of Biological Sciences at Texas Tech University allows students to interact with world-class research faculty  conducting  research is such areas as cancer, hormone responses to environmental stressors, models of neuroreceptor signaling, physiological effects of depleted  nutrition sources, the pathogenesis of protozoan infections and evolving virus evolution. Undergraduate and graduate students have the opportunity to explore areas of interest at the clinical, translation or basic research levels. Research models range from cells in the lab to clinical studies.