Printer FriendlyStudents majoring in Biological Sciences prepare for a variety of careers in which they will contribute to our understanding of basic life processes and the solution of problems related to health and the environment.
After receiving their Bachelor's degree, many will be employed by academic and industrial research institutions, or involved in bio-medical research or environmental field studies. Some become science educators; others choose to continue their education in professional (medical, veterinary, dental) schools, or complete requirements for the M.S. or Ph.D. in graduate school. Integration of their science knowledge, with that derived from core courses in the humanities and social sciences, will prepare our graduates to better understand the complex scientific and ethical issues which will arise as advances continue to be made in contemporary biology.
Undergraduate Information
"Principles of Biology" (the freshman biology course), is team-taught by the Department's faculty. These lectures are simulcast to regional high schools for advanced high school student credit.
Potential transfer students should contact Dr. Mark Hines, our Department Chair, by email Mark_Hines@uml.edu, or telephone at 978-934-2867.
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