Young Alumni Win Fulbright Student Awards New
Three recent alumni have won grants from the Fulbright U.S. Student Program to do research and teach abroad. They are the first UMass Lowell graduates to win the prestigious awards since 1979.
Why study biology at UMass Lowell?
- Five undergraduate options. Choose our General option if you'd like to explore, or focus your studies with options in: Biotechnology; Bioinformatics; Ecology, Evolution and Organismal Biology; or Pre-Medical/Pre-Health.
- Expert faculty. Learn and work directly with our award-winning faculty who are committed to excellence in education and research in the life sciences.
- Proximity to Boston's biotech corridor. Take advantage of being located in the heart of the nation's biotech industry, with over 1,000 life sciences companies located in the greater Boston area. Biology students have completed internships and professional co-ops with nearby hospitals, established pharma and biotech companies, and innovative start-ups, which help launch their careers after graduating.
- Experiential learning. We emphasize real-world training for all Biology majors, with students carrying out cutting-edge research in our labs, participating in industry co-ops, and giving back to their community through our service-learning courses.
Research Opportunities in Biology - Assistant Professor Teresa Lee's Lab
