Programs

Biology Major

The Biology program at Columbia College prepares you for a variety of STEM-related careers in fields like healthcare, medicine, environmental science, and the life sciences. As one of the largest programs on campus, you will be challenged through rigorous coursework and laboratory experiences. You'll learn from full-time faculty who hold terminal degrees and are actively involved in research. This major offers specialized training for students interested in medical, dental, pharmacy, or veterinary school. You will work closely with advisors to build a strong profile for graduate or professional programs. The program also provides unique opportunities like the pilot Course-based Undergraduate Research Experiences (CUREs) program, where you can design your own experiments, and engage in research with potential for grant funding, state recognition, and independent study.

Biology Major

The Biology major at Baldwin Wallace University is a versatile program designed to immerse students in the study of living systems and organisms, including human, plant, animal, and aquatic life. It provides excellent preparation for a variety of careers and further academic pursuits, such as medical and pre-professional programs, teacher education, and graduate school. Students benefit from small class sizes, individualized attention, and strong faculty mentorship. From freshman year, you'll gain hands-on research experience in dedicated laboratories, including specialty labs for anatomy, botany, ecology, genetics, microbiology, and more. The program emphasizes learning by doing, offering opportunities for independent research, field experiences, and internships that connect theoretical knowledge with practical application. Students frequently collaborate with faculty on grant-funded research projects, often leading to presentations at national conferences and publications. Our modern facilities are equipped with specialized instruments, an insect room, greenhouse, zebrafish aquaria, and various advanced microscopy and genetic analysis tools.

Biology Major - Pre-Medicine & Molecular Biology Concentration

The Biology Major with a Pre-Medicine and Molecular Biology concentration at West Virginia Wesleyan College provides a comprehensive foundation for students aspiring to careers in medicine, research, or other health-related fields. This program delves into the core principles of biology, with a specific focus on molecular mechanisms, genetics, and organismal functions, preparing students for advanced study or direct entry into the healthcare sector. Students will engage with a rigorous curriculum that includes introductory and advanced biology courses, along with essential chemistry, physics, and biostatistics. The program emphasizes critical thinking, research methodologies, and practical application through laboratory work and potential internships or research projects. Graduates will be well-equipped with the scientific knowledge and analytical skills necessary to pursue medical school or other graduate programs. This concentration is designed for students who are passionate about understanding life at a molecular level and are driven towards medical professions. It balances theoretical knowledge with practical experience, ensuring a well-rounded education that meets the demands of modern biological sciences and medical training.

Biology Master of Science (M.Sc.)

The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Biology at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) offers a flexible and individualized study experience with a strong emphasis on research-oriented teaching and practical application. The program spans four semesters (full-time), totaling 120 ECTS credit points. Students can choose three specialization areas from a wide range of classic, modern, and interdisciplinary biological topics. This allows for a highly personalized curriculum tailored to individual interests and career goals. The program is taught in either German or English, or a combination of both, providing linguistic flexibility.

Biology Minor

The Biology Minor at the University of Mary Washington provides students with a foundational understanding of biological sciences. It complements a variety of majors by offering core knowledge in ecological, evolutionary, cellular, and genetic principles. This minor requires the completion of 22 credit hours in designated BIOL courses, including specific requirements in ecology, evolution, cell biology, and genetics, as well as additional upper-level biology courses, some of which must include a laboratory component.

Biology of Physical Activity, Master of Sport Sciences

The Master of Sport Sciences programme in Biology of Physical Activity is designed for students interested in the scientific aspects of exercise and sport. This two-year, 120 ECTS credit programme focuses on the interactive mechanisms between physiological systems, physical exercise, and their theoretical underpinnings. Students can specialize in Exercise Physiology, Science of Sport Coaching and Fitness Testing, or Biomechanics. Graduates are prepared for roles in research, sports medicine, rehabilitation, and sports organizations, and are qualified to pursue doctoral studies.

Biology Programs

The University of Waterloo's Department of Biology offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs focused on the study of living organisms and their environments. Undergraduate students can pursue Honours degrees in Biology, Biochemistry, Biomedical Sciences, Biological and Medical Physics, and Environmental Sciences, with various specializations and options available. Graduate students can undertake Master of Science (MSc) or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) studies, including a specialized Collaborative Water Program that fosters interdisciplinary approaches to water-related issues. These programs provide students with a strong foundation in biological sciences, research methodologies, and critical thinking. The curriculum is designed to prepare graduates for diverse career paths in research, healthcare, environmental management, biotechnology, and further academic pursuits. The university emphasizes hands-on learning and research opportunities, allowing students to engage with cutting-edge scientific challenges.

Biology Programs

Trinity Western University's Biology programs are designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to contribute to modern scientific advancements. The curriculum focuses on areas such as biotechnology, health sciences, ecology, and environmental stewardship. Students engage in both theoretical learning through lectures delivered by experienced faculty and practical application in laboratory courses. The university emphasizes an integrative approach to science, encouraging students to think critically and consider ethical issues from a thoughtful Christian perspective. Small class sizes facilitate close interaction between students and professors, fostering a supportive learning environment.

Biology Programs

The Department of Biology offers programs that delve into the science of living organisms and their interactions with the environment. Courses cover topics from the molecular level to ecosystems, exploring the structure and function of life. Specializations include Microbiology, Physiology (Animal and Plant), Cell and Molecular Biology, Ecology (Marine and Freshwater), Evolution, and Environmental Sciences. A Co-op program is also available, allowing students to integrate work experience with their studies.

Biology Programs at California State University Channel Islands

California State University Channel Islands (CSUCI) offers a comprehensive Biology program designed to ignite your fascination with life at all levels, from molecular to organismal, and your curiosity about the environment. Our interdisciplinary approach combines a strong theoretical foundation with extensive hands-on experiences, ensuring a creative, innovative, and personalized education focused on your individual goals. With small class sizes, you'll receive dedicated attention from professors, and our state-of-the-art laboratories provide access to cutting-edge technology. You can tailor your studies through elective courses that align with your interests, preparing you for diverse career paths or further academic pursuits.

Biology, B.A.

The Bachelor of Arts in Biology program at New Jersey City University provides a robust foundation in general biological principles. This program is designed to prepare students for diverse pathways, including direct entry into the workforce, advanced studies in graduate school, or admission to professional programs. Graduates are equipped for careers in academic and industrial research, teaching (with alternative certification), and various roles within the pharmaceutical, biomedical, and biotechnology industries.

Biology, B.A. & B.S.

New Jersey City University's Biology program offers a comprehensive study of living organisms, preparing students for diverse career paths or further academic pursuits. Students can choose from Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degrees, each with various specializations. The B.A. in Biology is ideal for those interested in teaching high school biology or seeking a flexible foundation for various careers, with an option for online learning (though in-person labs are required for scientific coursework). The B.S. in Biology is suited for students aiming for careers in biotechnology, biomedical research, medicine, or health-related clinical fields, and is the recommended path for those planning graduate or professional studies.

Biology, B.S.

The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Biology at New Jersey City University provides a comprehensive foundation in modern life sciences. Students can tailor their studies through elective courses to focus on specific areas such as molecular and cellular biology, biomedical sciences, organismal biology, or environmental studies. This program ensures a strong grounding in supporting sciences like Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics. The B.S. in Biology prepares graduates for advanced studies in graduate, medical, or dental schools, and for careers in research, teaching, and various industries including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and publishing.

Biology, B.S.

The Biology B.S. program at UC Santa Cruz provides a rigorous foundation in modern biological sciences. It equips students with knowledge across biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, cell biology, developmental biology, physiology, and ecology. The curriculum is designed to foster an understanding of how biological phenomena are investigated using the scientific method and to develop essential laboratory skills. Students have the flexibility to choose from a wide range of upper-division electives offered by the Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology and Ecology and Evolutionary Biology departments, allowing for tailored learning experiences. The program prepares students for diverse career paths, including those in healthcare and research, and emphasizes the importance of biology in addressing contemporary global challenges.

Biology, B.S.

Biology, B.S. / Doctor of Podiatric Medicine Dual Degree

This dual-degree program allows students to pursue a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Biology at New Jersey City University (NJCU) and then seamlessly transition to the Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (D.P.M.) program at New York College of Podiatric Medicine (NYCPM). Students spend three years at NJCU completing their undergraduate biology requirements. During their third year, they are expected to take the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) and apply to NYCPM. Upon successful completion of their first year at NYCPM, NJCU will award the B.S. in Biology. After finishing the fourth year at NYCPM, students earn their D.P.M. degree. This program is designed for high school graduates ready for college-level coursework. Transfer students may not be eligible due to specific prerequisite requirements.

Biology, Bachelor of Science

Biology is the study of living organisms and their interactions with the environment. At St. Francis Xavier University (StFX), this program offers a comprehensive understanding of life, from cellular functions to global ecological systems. You will gain knowledge through a combination of classroom instruction, laboratory work, and fieldwork, allowing you to explore the influence of humans on the global environment. The curriculum is designed to provide a strong foundation, with introductory courses in Cell Biology and Diversity of Life in the first year covering fundamental topics such as basic genetics, evolution, and the major groups of living organisms. This prepares you for more specialized subjects in upper years. StFX's Biology program is highly diverse, offering six areas of concentration: Health Sciences, Ecology, Cell and Molecular Biology, Animal Biology, Plant Biology, and Aquatic Biology. Students can further tailor their studies through different degree patterns like Major, Advanced Major, or Honours programs, and can also pursue joint programs with departments such as Psychology, Chemistry, Math, and Physics.

Biology, Bachelor of Science

The Bachelor of Science in Biology program at Young Harris College offers a comprehensive understanding of biological sciences, preparing students for diverse careers in fields such as healthcare, environmental studies, and research. The program integrates a strong liberal arts foundation with a focus on critical thinking, hands-on techniques, and ethical research practices to equip students to tackle complex biological challenges. Students will have the opportunity to engage in exciting research projects alongside faculty mentors, culminating in capstone presentations and potential participation in scientific conferences.

Biology, BS/BA

Stony Brook University offers a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Biology. Students can choose from various tracks and specializations to align with their career aspirations. The program boasts faculty who are leaders in their fields, including members of the National Academy of Sciences and recipients of Presidential Early Career Awards. For motivated students, opportunities for faculty-sponsored independent research and honors programs in Biology or Biology and Society are available.

Biology, Second Cycle Studies

This is a second-cycle (Master's) program in Biology offered in Polish at the University of Warsaw. The program is designed for students who have completed a Bachelor's degree and aims to provide advanced knowledge and practical skills in biology, placing them within a broader context of biological processes. The curriculum emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, modern research methodologies, and the ability to integrate knowledge from various fields to understand complex biological phenomena. Graduates will be prepared for further academic pursuits at the doctoral level or for careers in research institutions, the pharmaceutical, medical, cosmetic, or agricultural industries, and potentially teaching.

Biomathematics

The Biomathematics program at UCLA offers Master of Science (M.S.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees. This interdisciplinary program focuses on the application of mathematical and computational methods to biological and medical research. Students have the flexibility to tailor their studies to their specific research interests within areas like applied mathematics, biomathematics, and statistics, combined with diverse biomedical specialties. The program emphasizes individualized curricula and provides strong advising to guide students through their academic and research journeys.

Biomathematics MS, PhD

The Biomathematics MS, PhD program at UCLA offers advanced study at the intersection of mathematics and biology. This program equips students with the quantitative skills necessary to address complex biological problems using mathematical modeling and computational approaches. Graduates are prepared for research and academic careers in diverse fields requiring interdisciplinary expertise. Students in the Biomathematics program engage in rigorous coursework and research, developing proficiency in areas such as differential equations, probability, statistics, and computational methods as applied to biological systems. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, enabling students to contribute to the rapidly evolving landscape of biological sciences.