After graduating from our nationally ranked undergraduate and graduate programs, UT students go on to medical school, careers at pharmaceutical or biotech companies, or faculty positions.
Undergraduate Disciplines
A degree in a core science or engineering discipline can be the first step to a career in therapeutics or health care.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities
Whether your post-graduation plans involve medical school, a career in industry, or graduate studies, developing hands-on experience in a laboratory setting is highly valuable. We encourage students to participate in the groundbreaking research happening at UT. There are multiple ways to gain research experience, either directly or through our innovative programs.
Programs
- The College of Natural Sciences’ pioneering Freshman Research Initiative (FRI) gives first-year students the opportunity to initiate and engage in real-world research experience with faculty and graduate students. Many of the research streams have direct relevance to biologics.
- Experiential Learning Resources in the College of Natural Sciences
- Student Research Opportunities in the Department of Biomedical Engineering
Working in a Faculty Research Lab
- Undergraduate Research Resources in the College of Natural Sciences
- Undergraduate Research in the McKetta Department of Chemical Engineering
Graduate Disciplines
After completing your undergraduate degree, there are multiple options for advanced education of relevance to a career in biologics development or health care.
- Biochemistry Graduate Program
- Cell and Molecular Biology Graduate Program
- Chemistry Graduate Program
- Microbiology Graduate Program
- Neuroscience Graduate Program
- Pharmaceutical and Translational Science Graduate Program
- Biomedical Engineering Graduate Program
- Chemical Engineering Graduate Program
- Materials Science Graduate Program
- Dell Medical School
- Biomedical Engineering/Dell Medical School