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Why the BS in Life Sciences at MCPHS?
Whether you’re advancing your career or entering the field, this program offers a flexible, industry-aligned pathway into high-demand life sciences roles. Earn credentials as you go and take courses that fit your goals and your schedule.
- Part-time, online learning designed for working adults
- Start with one course or pursue stackable certificates that count toward your degree
- Developed with input from leading employers to ensure immediate workplace relevance
- Financial support options available for those who qualify
Career Outcomes
Our BS in Life Sciences opens doors to some of the fastest-growing segments of the biopharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. Graduates are prepared for roles that require bachelor’s-level training in research, quality, manufacturing, regulatory foundations, and clinical operations, all of which offer strong opportunities for career advancement.
Choose the Pathway That Fits Your Goals
Start With a Life Sciences Course or Certificate
Created for working adults or learners who want to explore the field before fully committing.
Earn Your BS in Life Sciences
This affordable bachelor’s gives you the structure and skills needed to enter careers in biotech, pharmaceuticals, and research.
$52-72K
Median SalaryEarly career life sciences salaries reflect competitive bachelor’s-level wages across key research and industry roles. (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)
30,000+
Annual Job OpeningsAcross early-career life sciences roles such as biological technicians and clinical laboratory technologists. (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)
#3
In The Country For ROIA Georgetown University study ranked MCPHS third in the U.S. among 4,600 colleges for return on investment (ROI).
Esteban Terzo
| Program Director, BS in Life Sciences“You can see how students’ lives are transforming just by taking one or two classes. They’re learning to communicate effectively, apply skills in real time, and realize they can succeed in roles they never imagined.”