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Biology Program Overview

With a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Lindsey Wilson University, you'll explore the living world while developing the knowledge and skills to pursue careers in health care, scientific research, environmental science and beyond.

Curriculum & Learning Experience

Through classroom learning, laboratory research and hands-on field experiences, you'll study how living organisms function, grow and interact with their environments. Whether your goal is to attend medical school, protect natural resources or explore new scientific discoveries, you'll build a strong foundation in the biological sciences while developing the critical thinking and problem-solving skills needed for your future career.

The biology program combines scientific study with practical experience to help you understand the natural world and prepare for a variety of professional opportunities.

Choose Your Path

The biology program offers three areas of emphasis, allowing you to shape your education around your interests and career goals.

General Biology

Build a broad foundation in the biological sciences while exploring a variety of topics, from genetics and microbiology to ecology and human biology. This flexible path allows you to pursue different scientific interests and prepare for a range of career opportunities or graduate study.

Environmental and Organismal Biology

Explore the relationships between living organisms and their environments. Through courses in ecology, plant and animal biology, and environmental science, you’ll prepare for opportunities in conservation, natural resources management and field biology.

Pre-Health Professions

Prepare for advanced study in health care fields such as medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, veterinary medicine and physical therapy. You’ll build a strong foundation in the biological sciences while developing the academic skills needed for professional school.

Potential Career Paths Include:

  • Biological research assistant
  • Laboratory technician
  • Environmental scientist
  • Wildlife biologist
  • Conservation specialist
  • Microbiology laboratory technician
  • Biotechnology research associate
  • Environmental field technician
  • Natural resources specialist
  • Clinical research coordinator
  • Public health specialist
  • Science educator

A biology degree can also provide a foundation for graduate or professional study in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, physical therapy and other health-related fields. Some careers require additional education, certification or professional training.

Frequently Asked Questions

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