Programs

Bachelor of Science in Biology

These programs allow students to develop a broad field of study or focus in a specific area. Biology students take an array of advanced courses that enable them to build an interest into a strength. The Secondary Teaching Emphasis meets the requirements for Washington state teaching endorsement in Biology. Adding Geol 211 & 212 provides the student with an additional endorsement in General Science.

• Biology BS - General Emphasis
  
• Biology BS - Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Emphasis
  
• Biology BS - Cell Biology Emphasis
  
• Biology BS - Marine Emphasis
  
• Biology BS - Secondary Teaching
• Biology BS - Molecular and Cell Emphasis (Starting Fall 2012 this will replace Cell Biology and Cellular and Molecular Biology emphasis)
  
  

Bachelors of Science in
Cellular & Molecular Biology

This major focuses on the biochemistry, cell biology, molecular genetics and genomics of prokaryotic and eukaryotic model organisms.

• Cellular and Molecular Biology BS

Bachelor of Arts in Biology

This major allows student the flexibility to combine it with another discipline i.e. Art, Computer Science, English, Journalism, Political Science, Psychology, or Sociology. It is also a suitable degree for students interested in going into an allied-health field like nursing.

• Biology BA

Interdisciplinary & Combined Degree Programs

Programs that combine coursework from another discipline with Biology.

• Biology/Anthropology BS
• Biology/Mathematics BS
  
• Biology/Anthropology BA
  
• Behavioral Neuroscience BA
• Application for Behavioral Neuroscience program

Minor in Biology

A minor in biology provides students an organized way to take Biology classes that complement their major. Coursework must represent additional specialization in Biology beyond the requirements of a student's major.

• Biology Minor