From bacteria to blue whales, it’s easy to marvel at the vast diversity of living organisms across the planet. Students of biology study living organisms and their interactions with the environment—from molecular to environmental—genetics to zoology. There are a variety of concentrations and specializations available, enabling graduates to pursue careers in a wide range of industries, including agriculture, education, healthcare, research and the environment.
From bacteria to blue whales, it’s easy to marvel at the vast diversity of living organisms across the planet. Students of biology study living organisms and their interactions with the environment—from molecular to environmental—genetics to zoology. There are a variety of concentrations and specializations available, enabling graduates to pursue careers in a wide range of industries, including agriculture, education, healthcare, research and the environment.
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