Regenerative Bioscience

Available at: Athens

The Regenerative Bioscience major provides training on the underlying biological and physiological processes of healthy and disease states in humans and animals. Students will learn about current and emerging regenerative bioscience strategies aimed at curing previously untreatable diseases and injuries, including cell therapy and cell manufacturing approaches, gene editing tools used to alter disease progression, tissue engineering and bioengineering of novel therapies, and the development of medical devices and novel diagnostics. This program can be used by students to prepare for professional programs (e.g., human and veterinary medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, etc.), graduate programs (e.g., Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy), or various allied health and bioscience industry occupations.

Coursework

View the required Regenerative Bioscience courses and available electives in the UGA Bulletin. You will determine the right courses to match your interests with assistance from your advisor.

Learn more

Learn more about the Regenerative Bioscience Center.

Visit the department of Animal and Dairy Science website.

Prepare

To prepare for courses to earn a Regenerative Bioscience degree we recommend you:

Take available AP and Honors science courses prior to attending UGA
Participate in school and community science clubs and fairs
Participate in any school or community animal and/or biological science clubs or organizations
Volunteer, work or shadow in a veterinary or medical practice, pharmacy, etc.