Biomedical Sciences
Pinning and hooding ceremony marks defining moments for KCU biosciences and clinical psychology students
Launching careers in research from KCU’s biomedical sciences program
Some students enter graduate school with a plan. Others come looking for direction. At Kansas City University’s College of Biosciences, both kinds of students find space to grow and the mentorship to figure out what comes next.
Biosciences at KCU: Your future starts here
If you’re passionate about science, health or innovation—and you're ready to take your career to the next level—a Master’s in Biosciences from Kansas City University could be your perfect launchpad.
A legacy of leadership: Robert White, PhD, transitions to new role after a decade as dean
Robert White, PhD, didn’t originally set out to become a dean. When he joined KCU in 2010, his plan was to focus on teaching, advising students and continuing his research. But he soon found himself drawn to academic leadership.
KCU and UMSL partner to launch optometry pathway
Kansas City University’s Biomedical Sciences Program has teamed up with the UMSL College of Optometry to provide a clear path for KCU students to enter optometry school.
KCU researcher works to catch ALS before it strikes
Imagine a world where a simple blood test could give ALS patients a fighting chance, years before symptoms begin. At Kansas City University, Abdulbaki Agbas, PhD, MSc, professor of Biosciences, is working to make that vision a reality.
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KCU’s College of Biosciences holds pinning and hooding ceremonies
KCU's College of Biosciences (COB) began modestly in 2005 with just 18 biomedical students enrolled. This year’s pinning ceremony—a rite of passage for members of the COB—honored more than 80 students.