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How does biology in career development? ?

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Biology, simply defined, is the study of living organisms and the processes that make life possible. The Department of Biology is host to outstanding research programs in various fields across the spectrum of modern biology. To address the breadth and depth essential to educating biologists, the biology major is structured to include both a broad foundation through core courses and opportunity for specialization within a biological subfield through biology electives.

While the major is designed to prepare the student for a post-baccalaureate profession in biology, for advanced professional training in the health sciences, or for graduate study in basic and applied areas of the biological sciences, biology majors can and do work in a wide variety occupational professions. The Department of Biology offers research opportunities, training, and instruction at all levels, undergraduate, graduate and postdoctoral.

What skills does studying biology develop?

generate original ideas and solve problems - conduct research and interpret data using laboratory instrumentation

gather information, conduct research and laboratory experimentation

analyze and evaluate data, write and present reports

calculate, compute and apply formulas

collaborate with fellow biologists and other scientists

understand the building blocks of the systems of life

understand the behavior of the environment

Career Opportunities

Biology provides an excellent foundation for careers in a variety of professions and occupations in the areas of molecular and cellular biology, physiology, industrial microbiology and biotechnology, human genetics, forensic science, health education, plant pathology, oceanography, herpetology, animal behavior, ecology, environmental studies, entomology, parasitology, botany, mammalogy and postgraduate education. Occupations include but are not limited to the following:

Research

Research technician

Field technician

Scientific writing/publishing

Education

Government

Zoologist/Wildlife biologist

Animal breeder

Ecologist

Conservation biologist

Park naturalist

Forensics

Toxicology

Microbiology

Bioinformatics

Medical illustration

Epidemiologist

Medicine

Veterinary science

Dentistry

Pharmacy

Genetic counseling

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