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Undergraduate Programs

     The department of Biological Sciences offers programs leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, and the Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology

     The Bachelor of Science degree in Biology provides a balanced blend of traditional and modern biology, incorporating the important generalizations of traditional biology with the more recent advances.  The degree may lead to graduate study in biology or related fields such as forensic science; entrance into professional schools in medicine, dentistry, or pharmacy; and employment in applied or technical aspects of biology including the biotechnology industry and environmental science areas.   

     The Bachelor of Science Degree in Microbiology offers students preparation for training positions leading to licensure as registered clinical laboratory scientists, for graduate studies and for various employment opportunities in the biotechnology industry, public health, environmental applications, the pharmaceutical, fermentation, sanitation, and dairy industries, and for research positions in university/private/clinical laboratories. Students pursuing a degree in microbiology may qualify for entrance to medical or dental schools by including appropriate elective courses in their program.

 

For more information...

  • Click here to see the major course requirements, roadmaps to graduation, and upper division electives for these undergraduate degrees.
  • Click here to see the schedule of future course offerengs.
  • Be sure to see a faculty advisor to set up your actual program and have it signed and filed with the department to make it official.
  • Click here to see the the knowledge, skills and abilities you'll learn from these degree programs.

 


 


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