Biology Building

The Biology Building is home to the Department of Biology.

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The lobby of the Biology building. A student sits at a table.
A study space in the Biology building. Two students sit at a table.
A study space in the Biology building. Students sit in the foreground studying while other students sit in study rooms in the background.
A lab in the Biology building.
The outside of the Biology Building.
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⭐ Biology

Biology majors study the structure and function of cells, organ systems, and ecology and evolution. In the Bio major, you’ll learn about physiology, behavior, genetics and heredity, toxicology, and laboratory techniques. Underpinning all of this work is a rigorous core of physical science and mathematics courses. You’ll get a solid foundation of understanding in the basic biological sciences, and opportunities to work closely with faculty on research.

Biological Science Concentration

The curriculum for a Biological Science concentration includes introductory biology and foundational biology courses like cell biology, evolution, and genetics. Students also choose a selected field of study to tailor their degree in areas such as anatomy/physiology, ecology, aquatic biology, behavioral biology, and more.

Botany Concentration

The Botany concentration focuses on plants and plant-like organisms from microscopic algae to giant redwoods, and from fungi to flowers.

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