The Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences (BIMS) with a Non-Thesis concentration is a degree program designed for students seeking advanced study in biomedical sciences and related subject areas and with a goal to: pursue a professional program of study in one of the various fields of medicine. gain advanced learning before moving forward in a field of biomedical-related research. A student must earn a minimum of 36 semester credit hours approved by a faculty committee and successfully complete of a comprehensive final exam administered by the student’s faculty committee. The Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program focuses on an educational experience that prepares students for success in a range of careers where biomedical sciences and related knowledge will be useful. Designed as a pre-professional studies option, the Non-Thesis concentration requires a minimum of 36 semester credit hours of coursework to graduate.