569 Bachelor's degrees in Medicine in North America

With Nova Southeastern University’s Dual Admission Anesthesia (B.S. - M.S.) program, you can earn your bachelor's and your Master of Science in Anesthesia (M.S.) degree in six years and three months. 

Through this Medical Technology course from Caldwell University a medical technologist (also known as a clinical laboratory scientist) analyzes samples (such as blood, body fluids, and body tissues) to help health care professionals diagnose and treat disease.

Medical Laboratory Science from Taylor University is the study and practice of laboratory diagnostic tests needed to detect, monitor, and treat illness and health conditions.

Nuclear Medicine Technology at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences will prepare you to administer radioactive drugs safely and compassionately to help detect and treat medical conditions.

The Biology - Medical Sciences in Biology (Hons) at Georgia State University is an accelerated BS/MS dual degree. This public programme allows students to complete both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in five years. It is designed for those seeking advanced medical training and a competitive edge for medical school entry.

Learn how to lead Clinical Research studies at Sheridan College from start to finish. Develop both the general and specialized skillsets needed to work in clinical research.

Only the third of its kind in the state of Florida and one of a select few nationwide, the entry-level Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Therapy (BS-RT) from University of West Florida is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills to meet the growing demand for respiratory care professionals.

The Medical Humanities program offered by St. Mary's University addresses health care challenges through a humanistic lens.

The eight-month 911 and Emergency Services Communications certificate program from Seneca Polytechnic will provide you with principles and skills to effectively manage the public and work in emergency services and perform under stressful conditions.