Biology

The Biology Minor offers students across a range of majors the opportunity to build a strong foundation in the life sciences while complementing their primary field of study. Through coursework in areas such as biomedical sciences, ecology, evolution and organismal biology, students gain a deeper understanding of living systems and scientific processes. This minor is especially valuable for those pursuing careers in health professions, environmental and earth sciences, natural resources, education, science communication and research.

Program Requirements Biological Sciences

Program Highlights

• Hands-on learning experiences through coursework, laboratories, and field-based opportunities.
• Opportunities for undergraduate engagement in biology beyond the classroom, including research, faculty-led projects, field experiences, and student organizations.
• Flexible curriculum that allows students from a variety of majors to develop skills in the biological sciences and gain knowledge relevant to their primary field of study.
• Courses taught by faculty who are active scholars and researchers, bringing current scientific ideas and real-world applications into the classroom.
• Biology coursework that strengthens preparation for a wide range of careers and graduate or professional programs in health, environmental science, education, research, and related fields.